Tezze
Welcome to Tezze: a hamlet of Arzignano
Hello everyone! Today we will be talking about Tezze, a beautiful hamlet of Arzignano located in the province of Vicenza, in Veneto.
Physical geography of Tezze
Tezze is located northeast of the capital and extends over a flat area between the streams Guà and Poscola. This place is famous for the entrance to the Agno valley, a wonderful scenery that will make your visit even more enjoyable.
The history of Tezze
Tezze has had a difficult past, especially during the two world wars. The First World War left indelible traces, but the Second World War was even more devastating. During the conflict, the hamlet was bombed by the Allies with the aim of destroying the bridge over the Guà. In 1945, the Germans settled in the Tezze elementary school, and the attacks were focused on this building, destroying it. The damage then spread to the rest of the town and surrounding countryside.
Monuments and places of interest in Tezze
Tezze is a hamlet rich in history and culture, with many monuments and places of interest. Among these is the Church of Sant'Agata, in the center of the village. The church has been dedicated to the saint since 1413, following the siege of the Hungarians at the Arzignano Castle, and was then expanded in 1931. Another important structure in Tezze is the Monument to the Fallen, built to honor those who died during the Second World War in the 1950s.
Gastronomy in Tezze
One of the reasons why it is worth visiting Tezze is for its excellent local gastronomy, with the first De.Co. of the Arzignano area, "Bondiola di Sant'Agata." This certified communal denomination product is prepared following the traditional recipe handed down by the butchers at the end of the 20th century. The main ingredients are pork rind, tongue, and jowl seasoned with natural flavors, while the doses and quantities are regulated by regulations.
Conclusions and external links
Tezze is a charming hamlet that encapsulates many of the traditions and history of the surrounding area. If you want to learn more about its beauties, visit the external links we have listed at the end of the text. Thank you for reading this article, and enjoy your visit to Tezze!
