Pieve di Soligo

Pieve di Soligo is a town in the province of Treviso, near the border with the province of Belluno in Veneto, Italy. as of 2023, its had 11,544 inhabitants. Pieve di Soligo borders with the following municipalities: Cison di Valmarino, Farra di Soligo, Follina, Refrontolo, Sernaglia della Battaglia, Susegana.

The territory is 2/3 flat and 1/3 hilly, watered by rivers Soligo and Lierza, Pieve di Soligo is located in the eastern part of the Quartier del Piave, of which it is historically the capital. The hill of San Gallo, which overlooks the village of Farra di Soligo, ideally closes the plain of Pieve to the north, together with the hills that dominate Solighetto; to the south are the hills of Collalto and Colfosco of Susegana. The arch of the Belluno Prealps, with its peaks (the most important are those of Monte Cesen and Col de Moi), frames the plain and hills of Pieve to the north; this mountain front can be crossed through the passes of Passo San Boldo and Passo di Praderadego.

The Soligo at the height of the center of Pieve Despite the vast urbanization that affected Pieve di Soligo in the second half of the twentieth century, with residential and industrial areas growing, on the edge of the densely built up areas there are others of environmental value, on which those affected by the course of the two rivers Lierza and Soligo stand out.

In the municipality there are numerous pre school, primary and secondary schools. The secondary schools of some relevance for the city is:
ISISS Marco Casagrande Specializations: Scientific and Human Sciences High Schools Technical Institute for Construction, Environment and Territory. In 1995 a name was adopted for the new Institute by the sculptor Marco Casagrande born in Miane, who lived in the nineteenth century and became famous in Hungary, which brings to mind one of the many artists and intellectuals who flourished in this land.

The Soligo river divides the main town into two districts called "Contà" and "Trevisan". There is a great rivalry between the two districts, so much so that on the occasion of the village festival called "Lo Spiedo Gigante", which in October 2006 celebrated its 50th anniversary, there is also the tug of war that was once held on the bridge over the Soligo.

The patron saint of Pieve di Soligo is Santa Maria Maddalena. The patron saint's feast is on July 22 and a mass is celebrated at the church of Santa Maria Maddalena.

Barbisano: inhabited by about 2100 people, the village has a non ancient church dedicated to Saint Catherine, the patron saint, who is celebrated on November 25th. Solighetto: a village of about 2600 inhabitants, which covers an area almost equal to the capital of the municipality, it still preserves intact the spirit of a town based on rural economy, at the foot of the hills of the Treviso pre Alps. On the occasion of the feast of the Immaculate Conception (8 December), it is traditional to hold the village festival, which, after years of oblivion, since [ ], thanks to the will of an association operating in the area, has been restored.