Previously: Nervesa of the Battle [#6]
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1556790/view/6660352202745486093 We've already cycled quite a bit and explored a ton of the area's history, WW1 and beyond. Today we'll arrive at our final destination: The Nervesa della Battaglia train station.

Stop #7: The Nervesa della Battaglia train station
Starting at the fountain, we take the scenic route through the village, over Via Rimembranza (meaning Remembrance), continuing southwest and crossing the canal. Here, you'll notice the road is crossed by an old, overgrown railroad and a path. Spoiler alert: the train station is no longer in use. Nervesa della Battaglia was once part of a short, double-track train line connecting Montebelluna, Volpago del Montello, Giavera del Montello. Nervesa della Battaglia and finally Ponte della Priula across the Piave river. There's one photo of this train line on the bridge, but you'll have to squint a bit.








Up next?
While we assume you've read all Montello Tour blogs already (right?), we'll have a recap of all the stops next week, plus maybe a quick look at something some of you have requested us to check out. It involves aviation. See you then!Visit Montello!
The Montello Cycling Tour is a collaboration with local organizations. We'd like to thank them for helping us out with information about the region, the history and photos they provided. If you're interested in visiting the area, please check them out and tell them we sent you!
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For bike renting and a historic tour with possibility for a meal.
Bike Rental Montellohttps://aglizattieri.com/ |
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Looking for your next holiday destination?
Visit Prosecco Hillshttps://visitproseccohills.it/en |
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Want to learn more about WW1 and the history of the area?
Museo della Battaglia di Vittorio VenetoLocation on Google Maps |
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