Codiverno

A fraction rich in history and natural beauty: Codiverno

Located about 5.4 km north of Vigonza, Codiverno is a fraction that holds a historical-artistic heritage of great interest. In this text, we will delve into the history of the town, discovering its curiosities and natural beauty.

History and origin of the name

The name Codiverno derives from the expression "Corte d'Inverno", which in the past was the northernmost area of ​​the court of Santa Maria di Peraga. However, according to some hypotheses, the word could derive from "Hibernagium", i.e. rye, which was widely cultivated in this area in the past.

During archaeological excavations, Roman coins were found, which attest to the presence of a mint on site.

Codiverno: history and natural beauties.

Places of interest

Codiverno boasts numerous tourist attractions, among which the Villa del Conte stands out. The latter is an ancient farmhouse surrounded by a canal, which represented a form of feudal protection during the Middle Ages.

The garden of the Villa houses an ancient obelisk, which could be the tomb of a noble knight. The beauty of the surrounding landscape makes it perfect for a pleasant stroll.

The Tergola river, which crosses the town, is one of the symbols of the territory. In the past it fed the Santon mill, still active and a real jewel of the past.

Traditional events

Tradition is a deeply rooted value in the culture of the town. Every year, during the Christmas period, a representation of the living nativity scene takes place. The event attracts almost 300 performers, who interpret the figures of the protagonists of the nativity.

Conclusions

All that we have described makes Codiverno a truly special fraction. Here you can discover the history and art of past generations, in a natural setting that instills serenity and peace. If you find yourself passing through this area, do not miss the opportunity to discover the wonders of this enchanted place.

Notes

Teresa Gambinossi Conte. "I luoghi d'Italia rammentati nella Divina commedia". Bernpoad, 1893. Page 76.

External links

Category:Frazioni di Vigonza.

Ludovica Neri
Wrote by Ludovica Neri
Updated Wednesday, Mar 2, 2022