Sunday 22/10/2017 at 09:00
Guided excursions
Guided tour for the exhibition 4444 water and fire
Guided excursion to discover the artist Toni Venzo and history stone stairway that connected the plateau to the Brenta Valley.
On the occasion of the exhibition "4444 acqua e fuoco" Asiago prisons Museum where self-taught sculptor esporrano plateau and Toni Marco Martelar Venzo sculptor of Valbrenta we will take you to the scopreta of the lands of the two artists.
Sunday, October 22 is the turn of Toni Venzo, along the old road made by 4444 stairs of stone which connected the plateau with the Val Brenta, the lands of the two artists.
From the hamlet of Rock descend towards Valstagna as timber, goods, livestock and people have done for who knows how many times by discovering similarities and differences of these two territories.
Length and duration: approximately 15 km and 700 HM, return at 16.00 o'clock. Need lunches.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EXCURSION
Hangout
hours 9.00 Asiago Prisons Museum
Displacement
with your car.
Hiking time
5 hours
difficulties:
4 on a scale of 1 to 5
To take with you
Mountaineering boots, layered clothing, k-way, packed lunches.
COSTS AND RESERVATIONS
10 euros adults. Free kids younger than 15 years.
Discount: 8 euros for those who present ticket admission.
Who will walk in turn will have a reduced ticket for entry to the exhibition.
Reservations required!
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ASIAGO GUIDE
Asiago 7 Comuni plateau is a service of the Guide, available to families, schools, groups and individuals who want to discover the area.
Enjoy nature, appreciating the wonders. Discover the history of the places we will encounter, with the calm and pleasant walk: this is what we offer you!
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