Godega Di Sant'urbano: Fairs, Markets and Cultural Heritage

Godega Di Sant'urbano combines recurring market days with cultural history, events and a digitally documented cultural heritage. The Fiera di Godega and the antiques market have recurring dates; alongside these, there was a festival in 2024 and a culinary evening in 2019. When planning your trip, it is therefore worth distinguishing between a recurring event and an earlier one-off event.

Fair and antiques market

The Fiera di Godega takes place on the first Sunday in March and the following Monday; dates may vary for individual editions. Today's fair brings together two old events that are believed to have originated at around the same time. If the fair is the reason for your trip, check the date of the specific edition before planning your stay.

The Mercatino dell’Antiquariato di Godega di Sant’Urbano takes place on the third Sunday of every month, except in July and August. Unlike the fair, which is concentrated in March, the market offers a monthly opportunity, interrupted by a clearly defined summer break. For a market visit, the month matters, as does whether your stay includes the third Sunday.

Festivals and local culture

The traditional Sagra di Bibano took place from 23 August to 2 September 2024 in the parish area of Bibano. A cultural contribution from 2019 reports on the Sagra held in September and a procession in which young people who turn 19 that year carry the Madonna della Cintura.

Digital cultural heritage and library

The “Godega Experience” project digitised 11 cultural heritage sites and 38 works of art in the local area; the collection is presented as an ongoing web resource. The digital collection thus brings together cultural heritage sites and individual works of art, rather than limiting cultural discovery to event dates.

The Biblioteca comunale organises cultural events such as theatre, concerts, conferences, excursions and guided tours, and provides library services. The Pozzo della Regola can still be seen in the square of the same name.

Viticultural history and cuisine

A distinct focus of cultural history is the historic vineyard of Baver in Pianzano di Godega Sant'Urbano, Treviso. It is considered a living archive of the old Venetian Piantata and has been protected since 2014 as intangible cultural heritage of an ethnographic-anthropological nature. The vineyard, historic Piantata and this protected status connect landscape and cultural heritage history in a specific example.

In 2019, “Calici e Sapori in Villa” was held as an enogastronomic show-cooking evening featuring tastings of local products and Italian specialities at the 18th-century Villa Pera in Pianzano. The tastings paired local products with Italian specialities; the villa provided a historic setting for the evening.

Getting there and staying

By car, you can reach Godega Di Sant'urbano via the A28 motorway and the Godega di Sant'Urbano exit. If you are looking for a hotel in Godega Di Sant'urbano, your reason for travelling may influence your choice of dates: the recurring markets follow their own calendar rules, while the vineyard's cultural history and the digitally documented cultural heritage offer topics for your stay even apart from a specific festival date.

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