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The Church of Sant’Anna di Boccafossa in Torre di Mosto features the following works inside: Madonna del Latte in Istrian stone (14th century); altar with bas-relief sculptures, Christ, Lamentation of Saint Francis, and a baptismal font with the four evangelists, by the sculptor Servilio Rizzato (20th century).

A church building with an outbuilding, completely unexpected and worth seeing in this area.

The Duomo di Santa Maria delle Grazie (also commonly called the cathedral) is the main church and the historical symbol of San Donà di Piave. It is located in the heart of the city center and belongs to the diocese of Treviso. Origins: The first religious structure was built in the second half of the 15th century. The building was later rebuilt in neoclassical style in the 19th century by the Venetian architect Gian Battista Meduna. Destruction: During World War I, being on the Piave front line, the church was completely razed to the ground by bombing. In 1917, the retreating Italian army also blew up the bell tower so as not to leave it as an observation point for the enemy. Rebirth: The current building was reconstructed between 1919 and 1923 based on a design by architect Giuseppe Torres. It was solemnly consecrated on September 19, 1925, by the Bishop of Treviso. Style: Torres decided to maintain the strong neoclassical imprint of the previous 19th-century structure, explicitly drawing inspiration from the famous Church of the Redeemer in Venice. It features a single, large central nave topped by a solemn barrel vault. Six communicating chapels open up on the sides. Behind the main altar, precious Carrara marble sculptures stand out. The bell tower: At its top stands a bronze statue of an angel with a sword. The current one replaces the original statue by Torres, which was destroyed by lightning in 1966.

The Church of Santa Maria Assunta in Candolè, a hamlet of Salgareda, is a sacred building that embodies the historical memory and rebirth of the territory along the Piave river. The current structure is the result of post-war reconstruction, as the previous place of worship was completely razed to the ground during the fierce fighting of the Great War, being on the front line. Architecturally, the church features sober and harmonious lines, typical of early 20th-century Venetian religious architecture. The facade is simple, crowned by a pediment reminiscent of neoclassical tradition, while the single-nave interior invites contemplation. Inside, works of art and furnishings are preserved that testify to the devotion of the local rural community. The bell tower, which stands isolated from the main body, serves as a visual landmark in the agricultural landscape between Salgareda and the river, inextricably linking the sacred to the land.

The church of Candolé was built in 1536 by the patrician family Correr as a mansion, dependent on the parish of San Michele di Salgareda. The oratory was dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, but in 1837 the title was changed to the Nativity of Mary, which is celebrated on September 8th. Inside is preserved the splendid 18th-century altarpiece by the painter Giuseppe Zais depicting the Nativity of Mary.

Candolé is a small hamlet in the municipality of Salgareda (TV).

The Boccafossa pumping station, located in Torre di Mosto along the Livenza river, is a vital hub for Eastern Veneto managed by the Consorzio di Bonifica. In addition to ensuring the hydraulic safety of a fragile and historically marshy territory, it houses a water purification center fundamental for the Veritas water network, which also serves the Venetian coast. In recent times, the plant has become a critical outpost to counter the salt wedge during droughts. The site is not only technical but also cultural: it hosts the Museo del Paesaggio (Landscape Museum), which tells the story of land reclamation. A transit point for cycle tourism, it symbolizes the balance between engineering and environment.

The Tremacque bridge between the provinces of Treviso and Pordenone.