Albettone
Resting at the gentle edge of the Berici Hills and framed by the Bisatto Canal, the charming village of Albettone captivates visitors with its rich historical tapestry. A must-visit stop is Villa Negri De Salvi, a striking Neo-Gothic residence housing priceless 16th-century frescoes by Giovanni Antonio Fasolo.
Right next to it sits the 15th-century Villa Ricci Manfredini (affectionately known as “Ca’ Brusà”), boasting captivating medieval lines. The crowning spiritual jewel of the area is the thousand-year-old Church of Santi Vito e Modesto in the hamlet of Lovertino—a small early-medieval masterpiece widely celebrated as “the gem of the Berici”.
Resting at the gentle edge of the Berici Hills and framed by the Bisatto Canal, the charming village of Albettone captivates visitors with its rich historical tapestry. A must-visit stop is Villa Negri De Salvi, a striking Neo-Gothic residence housing priceless 16th-century frescoes by Giovanni Antonio Fasolo.
Right next to it sits the 15th-century Villa Ricci Manfredini (affectionately known as “Ca’ Brusà”), boasting captivating medieval lines. The crowning spiritual jewel of the area is the thousand-year-old Church of Santi Vito e Modesto in the hamlet of Lovertino—a small early-medieval masterpiece widely celebrated as “the gem of the Berici”.