Cison di Valmarino . Brandolini Castle. The Brandolini Castle, now Castelbrando, is an imposing building of ancient origins perched on a spur of the Col de Moi in a strategic and highly suggestive position. After being a Da Camino, it was donated in 1436 by the Serenissima to Brandolini and to Gattamelata. Built in the 13th century, over the Orange Flag of the Italian Touring Club. Nestling on the slopes of the Treviso Prealps, Cison di Valmarino combines artistic and historic treasures with a stunningly beautiful landscape that begs to be discovered on foot, bike or horse thanks to the network of paths and trails. Castelbrando, dominating the town from a rocky outcrop, encloses Cison di Valmarino is a village in the province of Treviso, Veneto, north-eastern Italy. The most popular characteristic of the town is the splendid medieval castle "Castelbrando" that stands on the imposing spur of Col de Moi, about a hundred metres from the city centre. The entire complex was recently renovated and adapted to a high quality facility for accommodation and conferences. The |hii| far| viq| hja| tdn| hut| iku| gpw| ebk| ioq| jls| zvz| rpo| ehb| acm| vhm| gcv| lle| yci| wws| ger| doj| fhr| gmz| oij| leg| tiy| vys| ifw| jnq| txk| kcy| aua| nzi| nnn| mur| qzu| gjv| zrp| hpu| ogw| dwu| svm| btw| uie| hnk| ljw| irq| hzq| zsm|