Moniego
Welcome to Moniego, the district of Noale in the province of Venice!
Physical geography
Moniego is located northeast of the capital and is one of the three districts that make up the town of Noale.
History
Moniego has an ancient history dating back to Roman and medieval times. The village was divided into several minor locations, such as Ronchi, Boscarone, and Fosse. During the Middle Ages, Moniego had a fortified center and a parish, but its fortification was destroyed by Ezzelino da Romano in 1234 and was never rebuilt. The center of village life then became the Pieve of Santa Maria Assunta.
Monuments and places of interest
If you visit Moniego, you cannot miss the Church of Santa Maria Annunziata, a 14th century building. The church houses many works of art and is flanked by a tall 16th century bell tower.
Culture
Events
Various events take place in Moniego throughout the year, including the Sagra of Sant'Urbano on May 25th, the Palio di Noale, in which the district of Moniego participates with its contrada dedicated to Sant'Urbano, and the Sagra of San Valentino.
Draganziolo Nature Park
The territory of Moniego is crossed by the Draganziolo river, along which a reserve and a nature park protected by WWF have been established. Here, tourists can admire various species of plants and animals that make the park's flora a popular destination.
Anthropic geography
Urban planning
Moniego is located on the SS 515 Noalese road that connects Treviso to Padua. The district is well connected to public transport by Sita and La Marca and has stops along the Treviso - Noale - Padua line.
Conclusions
Moniego is a district of Noale with an ancient history and a very rich cultural heritage. If you want to discover the beauty of Venetian districts, Moniego can be a perfect destination for you!
