Peter_S_Aus

I’m heading to Venice in September this year, mainly for the Architecture Biennale, plus a bit of sight seeing. The other item on my agenda is seeing the work of the architect, Carlo Scarpa, something of a homage, I suppose.

He did a tomb for the Brion family at San Vito d’Altivore, Treviso, next to the common grave yard, and I want to see it, experience it too.

Any tips on getting there from Venice would be most welcome. Also can members of the proletariat such as I just stroll around there?

Thanks.

sandralist

Hours:

http://www.comune.altivole.tv.it/com...la-tomba-brion

You can double check with the tourist office and ask best way to get there from Venice

http://www.comune.altivole.tv.it/com...x.php/pro-loco

sandralist

Here is someone who knew you might be coming, long ago, a message in a bottle (scroll down and read the comments too)

http://www.urbanarchnow.com/2012/09/...-cemetery.html

neckervd

....and if the timetable of the Consorzio Trasporti Muson doesn't match your desideria, just take a taxi from Casstlfronco railway station.

neckervd

Castelfranco, of course! sorry!

Peter_S_Aus

Thanks Sandra and Necker, just the information that I need. I was not sure if the tomb would be open for visitors, so that's good news.