Patron saint festival In 25 days
Feast of Saint Martin
📅 Every year, on 11 November
On 11 November Baldissero Canavese celebrates its patron Saint Martin; the town preserves the Castello di Baldissero Canavese.
In 1929 Baldissero Canavese stopped being a municipality: it was absorbed into Castellamonte along with nearby Campo Canavese and Muriaglio. Those two are still hamlets of Castellamonte; Baldissero won its independence back in 1947. Its arms are divided per fess, silver above black, with three silver stars on the blue chief.
Above the roofs rises the stone bell tower, the clock set below its brick belfry, and behind it, up on the hill, the castle. The parish church of the Assumption and Saint Martin stands atop a long stairway; outside the village the small, plain pieve of Santa Maria di Vespiolla keeps frescoes from the second half of the fifteenth century.
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Chiesa di Santa Croce 📍 Treviso · 9.3 km Former church of the San Leonardo hospital in Treviso, with the 1750 Nacchini organ and canvases by Orioli. Chiesa di San Gaetano 📍 Treviso · 9.4 km Former church of the Knights of St John in Treviso, now a seat of the Museo nazionale Collezione Salce. Chiesa di San Vito 📍 Treviso · 9.7 km Church in central Treviso attested from 981, with a frescoed early medieval apse and a sixteenth-century building. Porta San Tomaso 📍 Treviso · 9.7 km Gate of Treviso's sixteenth-century walls, built in ten months in 1518 as a triumphal arch in Istrian stone. Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore 📍 Treviso · 9.8 km Minor basilica in central Treviso, the Madonna Grande, saved from demolition in 1509 by the townspeople. Porta Santi Quaranta 📍 Treviso · 10 km Sixteenth-century gate of Treviso, of 1516, with the lion of Saint Mark and a double name on the arch.