Fossò
Fossò: a Human-Sized Municipality
Located in the Veneto region, the municipality of Fossò has a population of approximately 7,090 inhabitants. The metropolitan city of Venice and Padua are located just 14 km and 30 km away from the municipality, respectively. If you are interested in visiting the Riviera del Brenta, then this charming municipality is a perfect starting point.
Physical Geography: A Fertile Land
The land of Fossò is particularly fertile thanks to its location on the Riviera del Brenta. The city is dominated by the plain and the fertile fields have made it possible to cultivate wheat, soybeans, and corn. The hamlet of Sandon, located near the Brenta river, hosts a series of interesting monuments and points of interest.
History: From the Romans to Napoleon
Fossò has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as evidenced by the artifacts found in the town. The first historical document that mentions the name of the city dates back to 1025, but it is possible that the town dates back much earlier than that. During the 12th and 15th centuries, the municipality of Fossò remained under the dominion of Padua, while during the 15th century, it passed under the Republic of Venice. In 1806, with the fall of Napoleon, the municipalities of Sandon and Fossò were created and assigned to the Department of Brenta, while subsequently, in 1815, the municipality of Sandon was merged with Fossò as a hamlet.
From the Present to the Future
Today, Fossò is a growing municipality, with a population that admires the surrounding territory so much that they feel an integral part of it.
In conclusion, if you are planning a visit to Veneto, do not miss the opportunity to visit this enchanting municipality. Fossò offers many attractions and points of interest. If you haven't yet visited the Riviera del Brenta, this small municipality with its history and traditions is the perfect starting point.
