Things to do in Feltre

Debbie, That's a town I've never seen in any Guidebooks. The only suggestion I can make is to have a look at the "Main Sights" on This Website. It will probably be quite "chilly" in the evenings. I was in the Dolomites in September, and that was certainly the case at that time. Happy travels!

http://www.zainoo.com/en/italy/veneto/belluno/feltre http://www.paesionline.it/veneto/feltre/da_visitare_feltre.asp http://www.feltre.net/calendar http://www.feltre.net/informazioni-turistiche-feltre-bl Temperatures forecast in the upper 60s next week during the day. Low 50s at night. Feltre is not that high in altitude, it sits down in a valley, but if you hike up the dolomites be ready for chillier weather in the mornings and evenings. But I know cool weather wouldn't scare someone from Alaska anyhow.

Thanks for the tips!

Those links are probably the best info you're going to find, although I did find one more: Wikitravel on Feltre Don't expect a lot of support for tourism in Feltre. I went to the massively popular TripAdvisor forum to see what's there. (They divide the board up into subtopics by region and city/town.) There was exactly ONE entry about Feltre - a question from March 2011. No one responded. It would be interesting to know how you've ended in Feltre for three days.

Hi Debbie, Though I've never been to Feltre, I am quite familiar with the surrounding area. My DK Eyewitness Travel book on Venice & the Veneto says that Feltre has a 'striking Piazza Maggiore where it is possible to see the remains of Feltre's medieval castle, the church of San Rocco..." It's a tiny town, but should have a tourism office. I would recommend visiting nearby towns (Vittorio Veneto: very small half-day trip, but be sure to visit medieval Seravalle which is right next to it; and towns in the Dolomites such as Cortina d'Ampezzo, Misurina (beautiful lake)