Live webcam from Asiago with a view of Mount Interrotto and path to the Lumera Pond

Live view of the surroundings of Asiago, with a view of Monte Rasta, Monte Interrotto, Forte Interrotto and Laghetto Lumera

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REAL-TIME VIEW OF THE SURROUNDINGS OF ASIAGO

A look at this live webcam with a view of the pastures and mountains around Asiago and you are immediately transported to a dimension of nature, quiet and relaxation.

In fact, the live webcam offers a magnificent real-time view of the enchanting landscapes surrounding the city center, including pastures, districts and gentle slopes.

On fine days, among the dense forest of Monte Interrotto (on the right), you can see the fort of the same name appearing.
A military barracks used during the Great War and recently restored, the Fort Interrupted has the appearance that is more reminiscent of that of a medieval castle, with stone walls, arches, tower and moat.
Its particular name obviously derives from the mountain on which it is built, Monte Interrotto, which in turn owes its name to the Italianization of the Cimbrian term "Hinterrucks", or "mountain located to the north".
The Forte Interrotto can be reached on foot from the center of Camporovere, with a quiet walk that offers, among other things, a fascinating view of the Asiago plain.

Another popular destination for tourists and highlanders, which can be glimpsed among the fir trees in the center of the frame, is the Lumera lake.
In spring and summer, it is really pleasant to sit on the benches along its banks to admire the surrounding landscape, regenerating in the shade of the trees; In the fall, it's a sight for the eyes and heart with all those colors; while in winter, with snow and icy waters, it turns into a romantic and evocative scenario.
Reaching the Lumera di Asiago lake is really simple: with your back to the Duomo, from Via Oberdan, take the first street on the left, following the signs. A very pleasant walk of a few minutes, along a dirt path flanked by the typical Cimbrian "laste" (stoan platten) and a long row of poplars, will lead you to the lake in a few minutes.

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