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Andraz Castle

Andraz Castle was the most southern Tyrol and belonged to the Prince-Bishop of Brixen.
It is located just north of the mines Selva di Cadore: Fursil mines, where metal was mined for sword blades.
His feudal lord was more important Guadagnino Avoscano who took the title Lord of the 'High Agordino, was a friend and ally of Can Grande della Scala, lord of Verona.
Its most famous guest was undoubtedly Nicholas of Cusa, philosopher and humanist, famous, but also Prince-Bishop of Brixen, and he defended himself by closing themselves in the castle when it was in conflict with the Count of Tyrol.
In 1850, about his last owner got off the roof and in this so showed that the castle was no more. He had therefore the right not to pay taxes on the property and went to live elsewhere.
today remains an impressive ruin with a high wall, 180 cm thick.

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MINES Agordino

















Agordo was known to ancient times for its mines of iron, copper and silver. In 1840, the mines provided 4000 tons of copper, 6000 of vitriol and 400 sulfur. It employed 475 workers and 275 miners. Going Agordino then there was the old mine Fursil (at Selva di Cadore) which gave an iron suitable for making fine swords. The Emperor Frederick Barbarossa became interested in the possession of the mine as early as 1177. In the centuries after the mine was contested between the Prince Bishop of Brixen, the Count of Tyrol, the Patriarch of Aquileia and the Venetian Republic. The iron Fursil was largely worked in Belluno. In the seventeenth century the forge swords Belluno produced 25,000 a year. These swords were used in part from Venice, a good amount was then sold to foreign countries. You know contracts with British merchants. The exploitation of the mine ceased in 1753 for the Fursil exhausted the mainstream.

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Candaten: HOSPICE FOR TRAVELLERS TO THE OTHER TIMES
















The first evidence of the existence of the hospice Candaten date back to 1194 and 1208 (the time of the Crusades) but in the years 1376 and 1381 that the Duke of Austria Leopold 'Habsburg down to defend against attacks from Belluno Venezia, hospice granted privileges, exemptions and protection.
The main building houses part in the types of Belluno, with arcades on the ground floor and upstairs porch. At the beginning of the main building is the small and ancient church of San Giacomo. In addition, the hospice the road continues north and enters the district Agordo and then in the Tyrol.

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CADORE and Queen Margherita

















Perarolo Queen Margherita di Cadore in 1881.
to Queen Margherita of Savoy, who in 1878 had been advised by doctors to stay in the mountains, Cadore seemed a good idea. August 8, 1881 The Queen and Prince Vittorio Emanuele came to villa-Costantini Lazzaris Perarolo in a carriage with an entourage of about 100 people. Of these, about sixty (ladies, knights, and stable staff) stayed in a villa with the queen and the prince.
Villa Lazzaris-Costantini was expanded in mid-1800 by connecting existing buildings, adorned with colored decorations. There was also a garden with paths, steps, stone benches, complete with a greenhouse and a lookout tower.
During the holidays, the queen several itineraries almost always in a carriage with 4 horses. The September 8 he went to Belluno was decorated with banners and garlands.
The queen wanted to go for a holiday the following year.
Today the villa is the town hall of Perarolo.

Misurina Queen Margaret in 1900.
The "Great Hotel Misurina" was opened in 1899. It had 120 rooms plus dining rooms, rooms for conversation, for music, for the bathroom. On the walls were large paintings of festivals and views of Venice. Queen Margherita came to Misurina August 22, 1900 dealing with his followers around the first floor. On August 30, during a walk went to the Tre Croci pass and went to Cortina. Since that year, the hotel became a reference of great fashion and home to many famous people, taking the name of Savoy Grand'Hotel. Currently the building has been transformed into an institution for treating childhood asthma, but maintains the ground floor, with original paintings.

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CASTLE ZUMELLE

-V/VI century the fortified complex originates a Roman tower of defense signaling by ditches and palisades.
-VII century foundation of the castle by Genserico, mayor of the palace of Queen Amalasunta, daughter of Theodoric. Genserico had twins from here was the name of the Twins and then
Castle Castle Zumelle.
-VIII/XI century Struggle for supremacy in Valbelluna: Feltre against Zumelle against Casteldardo. At the center of the legend of the beautiful athlete Casteldardo betrothed to Azzo di Feltre and kidnapped by Murcimiro Zumelle. King of the Lombards finally putting an end to the struggles involved.
-1150/1337: The castle became part of the vast domain of Auditors fireplace. This is the period of splendor of the castle.
-1404: wins Venice Belluno and also took possession of the County granting Zumelle accounts Zorzi.

Today the castle is only a limited part of the ancient and powerful fortress in the twelfth century that included four circles of walls, ditches and 2 at least 3 towers.

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I SELLING CADORE














Since 1866, for 50 years, Cadore was fitted with a strong defensive system that were intended to block any enemy offensive from Austria . These defenses were able to last long in If the total encirclement. During World War I (1915-18) suddenly seemed that the strong should come into operation.
On October 24, 1917 the Austrians broke through the Italian defenses in Kobarid. Certainly the decision to begin its work in an organic way with strong Cadore would allow the withdrawal of the regular divisions on the run from flesh and Friuli besides troops deployed over the weapon Misurina. The 14 strong
Cadore could count on a total of 88 high-powered armored guns often mounted on rotating domes (with ability to hit targets at about 30 km away).
On 3 November, the commanding general of Nicolis Robiland gave the order to resist the strong alone Monte Rite and Monte Tudaio. However, there was complete agreement with General Cadorna and the orders came in a confused manner without a definite plan. For this reason the troops disoriented by uncertain orders, after a little resistance left the large withdrawals. Failure to use the strong
allow the Austrians to advance with great speed, to make thousands of prisoners. The forts were blown up in October of 1918 before being abandoned by the Austrians, on the occasion of the great Italian offensive.

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in Belluno: VILLA MIARI Fulcis














Origins
In 1248 when Ezzelino Romano tried to attack the castle and the town of Belluno, Alessandro Miari appears among the defenders of the city. Since then, the presence of the noble family is documented with continuity in Belluno, always at the forefront of important choices and always in leading roles. In 1404 Bartholomew Miari is to fight in favor of Venice and to plant the banner of St. Mark on the drawbridge of the castle of Belluno. In 1509 (during the war Cambric) Miari swore allegiance to the Emperor Maximilian of Hapsburg who fought Venice. The power achieved by the family is well demonstrated by the presence in the territory of 8 villas Miari. Description

The large villa Modolo (Castion, Belluno) dates, the oldest parts, to 1644. Major overhaul of the original constitution followed the expansion and beautification in the eighteenth century, so that is considered "one of the greatest examples of the villa is perfectly placed in the Venetian tradition of the most significant role models."
accounts Miari
1391: Andrea Miari receives a gift from Gian Galeazro Zumelle Visconti Castle.
1383-1412: Clement Miari writes his diaries that make us know the details of the first entry of the Venetians in Belluno in 1404. Clement received titles of nobility by King Leopold III of Habsburg Duke of Austria.
1412: Giovanni Antonio Miari is a count of the palace of the Emperor Sigismund of Hungary.
1617: Benedict Miari introduces the use of wheat in turkish Belluno.
1815: Antonio Miari Knight of Malta, became minister plenipotentiary for your order at the Congress of Vienna. Shortly after he was appointed chamberlain of the emperor.
1815: Andrea Miari get the order of nobility (Austria) of the iron crown.
1843: Miari Florio writes a great story of Belluno.

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SHRINE OF THE HOLY AND VICTOR CORONA

The heights downstream (south) of Feltre, who are one step up from the Middle Ages was fitted with a hearing and a "Closed Forte" to control access to the city who came the Venetian plain. Above the closed position overlooking the sanctuary was founded fortified intended to contain the relics of St. Victor and St. Corona. The year was 1096. A stronghold overlooking the Shrine to act as lookout and alert. Important military and religious issues, the shrine was visited by Emperor Charles IV of Bohemia in the year 1355 (as recalled by a gothic writing engraved in memory). He gave his cloak to the shrine by the emperor. When Venice conquered the land put out of the military defenses. The structure of the shrine is in a Romanesque style with Byzantine influences. Interior frescoes are dated between the twelfth and sixteenth century. The sanctuary has recently been awarded the title of "basilica minor".

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in Feltre: VILLA Pasolo, Bertone, Bonato

















Pedavena The villa is located 4 kilometers from Feltham on the road to the Passo Croce d'Aune. According to tradition, Pedavena there was a castle of considerable importance. In the mid-fourteenth century the fortress was used by enemies of the Emperor Charles IV of Bohemia. This is why the castle was destroyed by imperial troops in 1350. In the mid-seventeenth century on the ruins of the castle Pasolo family built the house that today is considered the largest villa in the Feltre.
front of the villa there is a garden decorated with statues. At the edge of the garden a picturesque artificial water course (type moat), where they raised fish (fish).

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THE WALL OF Giau












A long dispute on the border between the community of San Vito and that culminates in Cortina d'Ampezzo in the eighteenth century, in an international dispute. In fact, that was the boundary between the Cadore and the Tyrol, and then between the Habsburg empire Serenissima. The possession of the pastures was once a matter of life or death. The pastures of Giau were assigned to the community of San Vito by judgments since 1333. However Cortina in 1734 he returned to claim possession of the territory from the sovereign. He was then involved an international commission with full powers, which met in Rovereto. The ruling issued on that occasion was favorable to the community of San Vito and determined that the building of a wall from mountain to mountain, preventing the intrusion of animals. This became for a time the boundary between Tyrol and Cadore.
remember the dates this old controversy was raised and discussed causing fights and disturbances:

1331 1406 1443 1551 1553 1557 1578 1580 1645 1677 1687 1750. The wall of

Giau was 150 cm high and 80 cm wide and about 2 km long The cost of the work was estimated at that time amounted to 6,800 cows.