Discover Roncade: castle, art and wine

For travellers looking to combine cultural history, wine and regional produce, Roncade offers several different reasons to visit. Highlights include Castello di Roncade, with guided tours and wine tours; the art at Parrocchia di tutti i Santi; an event celebrating radicchio and crafts; and a section of the Ciclovia Monaco-Venezia. If you are looking for a hotel in Roncade, you can choose the focus of your stay based on whether you are more interested in architectural history, painting, food and wine, or a cycling route.

Castle complex and wine culture

Castello di Roncade was built in the 16th century by Girolamo Giustinian and Agnesina Badoer. The complex includes the manor house, historic gardens, decorative statues, two barchesse and a chapel dedicated to Saint Anne. In addition to its history, its various elements give the estate a varied architectural and landscape character.

The Castello welcomes visitors for guided tours and wine tours, introducing them to its history and wines. This brings together two interests that need not be kept separate when planning a trip: discovering the history of the Castello and getting to know its wines.

Art at Parrocchia di tutti i Santi

Parrocchia di tutti i Santi in Roncade offers a different cultural perspective. Its façade is neoclassical, while the church also preserves an important 18th-century cycle of Venetian paintings, including works by artists from the Tiepolo school. The architecture and paintings offer different ways of looking at the church. The attribution of the works to the Tiepolo school gives the cycle a specific art-historical context. The church is easily accessible to everyone.

Radicchio, crafts and regional products

PrimaVera in Festa has been held for several years in Roncade's historic centre and is dedicated to Radicchio Verdon di Roncade and a craft fair. The event features tastings of local products and direct sales by producers. The offerings include Radicchio Verdon di Roncade, red wines, sausages, cheeses, pasta and other products.

Tastings and direct sales give the event a focus on local produce, while the craft fair adds the theme of craftsmanship. This makes it a different experience from a visit focused primarily on architecture or art.

Discover Roncade by bike and on foot

The Ciclovia Monaco-Venezia is also of interest to cycling travellers: the section in Roncade starts in a green riverside area along the Musestre and continues through the town centre. The riverside and the town centre are two points of reference along this route. Unlike a sightseeing visit, the route itself is the main focus here.

The Radici e Calici experience by Le Vigne di San Giacomo includes a walk through the vineyards and a visit to Cappella di San Giacomo. The walk and chapel visit are both part of the experience. This sets it apart from the Castello's wine tours: at Radici e Calici, the walk through the vineyards and the chapel visit are part of the experience.

The described section of the Ciclovia passes through the town centre, while Radici e Calici combines a walk and a chapel visit. These differences can help you decide which themes you would like to shape your stay.

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For the broader travel overview: Treviso.