Polcenigo

Water shapes Polcenigo: the Livenza rises at the Santissima, so clear it is called a 'liquid sky', and the Gorgazzo flows through the valley below the castle. Neolithic stilt houses once stood in the Palù di Livenza, now part of the UNESCO-listed pile dwellings around the Alps, while the old Borc keeps its palazzi and an 18th-century castle designed by Matteo Lucchesi.

Highlights

• The Palù di Livenza, a UNESCO-listed prehistoric pile-dwelling site
• The castle, rebuilt in the mid-18th century over the earlier fortress
• Palazzo Fullini-Zaia, with stucco rooms, where Eugène de Beauharnais stayed in 1809
• Trout from the Alto Livenza, the local speciality
• The Sagra dei Thést in early September and the chestnut festival in October

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.