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One of the first sites you will find while walking to the top of the hill is this big medieval castle. It consists of many parts built starting on 11th-12th century. There is a museum inside where you can see many rooms and an interesting kitchen. You will find a fashinating medievel weapons collection.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Held in the latter part of September, this festival is one of the better ones. The parade takes almost two hours from start to finish. The costumes are well done, each neighborhood takes pride in trying to out do the others. It is not just a parade of costumes but many kinds and there are skits that go along with each kind.
I will include 2 videos, one of a witch (strega) being taken tied up. Look for this video.
I am including fotos of people that look like they belong in a movie... you will see.
I always wanted to see this kind of parade, and I was not disappointed.
Highly recommended.
Written Sep 23, 2009
Address: Parade covers center of Monselice
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Held in the latter part of September, this festival is one of the better ones. The parade takes almost two hours from start to finish. The costumes are well done, each neighborhood takes pride in trying to out do the others. It is not just a parade of costumes but many kinds and there are skits that go along with each kind.
I will include 2 videos, one of a witch (strega) being taken tied up. Look for this video.
I am including fotos of people that look like they belong in a movie... you will see.
I always wanted to see this kind of parade, and I was not disappointed.
Highly recommended.
Written Sep 23, 2009
Address: Parade covers center of Monselice
Just like many other towns around Padova, Monselice also has some impressive medieval architectures and even a castle. However, it does not open all the time and you are more likely alone when it does open. When I lost my patience to wait, I only took this photo from the train station.
Updated Sep 3, 2004
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Updated Apr 4, 2011
You see? it worth the climb!
Updated Feb 27, 2009
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The Santuario delle sette chiesette consist of seven consecutive little chapels surrounded by cypress tree. At the end is an octagonal church next to the Villa Duodo.
Updated Feb 27, 2009
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While walking up the trail you will find Villa Nani Mocenico (16th century). This villa is surrounded by a wall ornated by strange and interesting dwarf statues.
Updated Feb 27, 2009
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Starting from the center, a trail will take you to the top of the hill, it is a pleasant walk dotted by many interesting sights: the Castle, the old Dome, Seven Churches sanctuary and Villa Duodo.
Updated Feb 27, 2009
Along the road up to the castle, there is also a villa. I was unable to climb in. This photo is just a peep from the door
Written Sep 3, 2004
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Along the road up to the castle, there is also a villa. I was unable to climb in. This photo is just a peep from the door
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Monselice have been builded around a hill that look as a rock cone, the cave in it have been used to extract lots of the stone that cobbles Venice street.
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Monselice, is so good, that even their own citizens don't know how good it is. They have such great activities and their citizens show off their heritage with style. I like going there, and it feels...
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Monselice is a very small town with a hill. When I came here, there was a local fair going on. So I bought some oranges. I came here for the villa which located up the hill. Unfortunately, the door......
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