Patron saint festival In 322 days
Feast of San Gregorio Magno
📅 Every year, on 3 September
On 3 September San Gregorio nelle Alpi, a municipality of 1,607 inhabitants in the province of Belluno, celebrates its patron San Gregorio Magno.
The castle of Paderno is also called the castle of Pisocco, from the name of the owner who in 1096 left for the First Crusade. Pisocco had a gothic letter P on his standard, and that standard has been found painted in the frescoes of the little church of San Felice in monte.
The Regola of the village is of 1405: fifteen sheets written on both sides, still in the parish archive — very few comuni of the Piave valley still have theirs. For three centuries the boundaries in Val Scura were disputed with the neighbouring regole. The comune was called simply San Gregorio until 1867, and it climbs from the three hundred and fifty metres of Velos to the top of the Pizzocco, above two thousand.
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Villa Pallavicino 📍 Salerano Canavese · 5.8 km The Second Empire villa gazing over the morainic amphitheatre of Ivrea from a hill above Salerano Canavese. Torre di Pramotton 📍 Donnas · 15 km A twelfth-century hexagonal tower at 540 metres, signalling to the Pont-Saint-Martin castle and the fort of Bard. Castello di Suzey 📍 Pont-Saint-Martin · 15 km A ruin above Ivéry: in 1351 the Vallaise held an Ivrea merchant prisoner here for ransom. Pont Saint-Martin 📍 Pont-Saint-Martin · 16 km Two thousand years of traffic on a single span: the boldest flat arch left from Roman times. Riserva naturale stagno di Holay 📍 Pont-Saint-Martin · 15 km A hectare and a half of wetland at 750 metres, with relict species rare in the Aosta Valley. castello di Pont-Saint-Martin 📍 Pont-Saint-Martin · 16 km The old castle, with its rare hexagonal keep, half an hour up through the vineyards above the town.