Settimo, Church of S.Giovanni Battista.
It takes the name from "Quintum" a military district situated at the fifth mile of the Roman road that led from Concordia to Oderzo. The Parish Church of S. Biagio contains a Crucifixion by Gregorio Lazzarini (1665- 1730), the marble baptismal font attributed to Giovanni Pilacorte (1481-1535) and the wooden statue of the Virgin by Valentino Panciera called "the Besarel".
The Parish Church of S.Giovanni Battista (Settimo) built in about 1468, absorbing a pre-existent oratory, was completed with a bell-tower in 1622. The building which has only one nave, is the result of extensions carried out at different times, and today the original building consists only of the apse. Inside the building there are frescoes by Gianfranco da Tolmezzo, by Calderari (La Madonna del latte) and by Padovanino. It’s situated on the famous "strada dei vini D.O.C."
From Portogruaro, S.S. 251 towards Pordenone (8 km ca.)
From S. Donà, S.S. 14 as far as Portogruaro, S.S. 251
follow the signs for Pordenone (c. 36km).
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