It faces the Renaissance Cathedral, and is one of the most famous squares in Veneto. Enjoy the marvellous views of the mountains in distance!
The gothic clock tower called "Torresin" is the town's symbol, which stands a the Southern Gate of the former Medieval ramparts and reuses one of the towers from the original city wall.
It hosts the Oderzo Archaeological Museum, opened in 1876, where the most oustanding archaeological heritage of the town is displayed. info www.oderzocultura.it
A late 16th century dwelling with the typical features of a Venetian Villa. It houses the Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery (GF) and the Alberto Martini Gallery (2F)
Local documents from past to modern times are carefully collected, forming a precious heritage.It contains 2 archives: Historical and Eno Bellis Records. Indo www.oderzocultura.it
One of the open-air archaeological site around town. This is the old Roman Forum area, and contains the remains of a Forum of the Earlier Roman Imperial Age and of a big domus (house)
One of the open-air archaeological sites scattered around the town. In the area of Via dei mosaici you can see the lower part of two wells and a mosaic paving of a noble dwelling
The First Public Museum of Bee keeping in Italy. Info: http://www.museoapicoltura.it/ +39 0422815459
Opening hours: Wen - Sat 9,30-12,30, Fri-Sat 9.30 -12.30, 15-18 Mail: iatoderzo@provincia.treviso.it
The late-Gothic cathedral presents a Renaissance-styled gate. Inside there is a single nave with an elevated altar decorated with works of art by Pomponio Amalteo and Palma il Giovane.
Archaeological Town.The old Opitergium was an important economic and administrative centre during the ancient Veneto and Roman ages, originates from 10th century BC
Two major events took place here every year: Opitergium, a fascinating historical re-enactment of the Roman Age, and Opera Festival, a stunning schedule of musical shows. www.operainpiazza.it
