Sarego

Sarego is a town and comune (municipality) in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is located approximately 60 kilometers west of Venice and about 20 kilometers southwest of Vicenza.

Geography:

Sarego sits in the valley of the Guà river. The surrounding landscape is predominantly agricultural, with vineyards and orchards characterizing the area.

History:

The history of Sarego can be traced back to Roman times, with evidence of settlements in the area. Over the centuries, it was under the control of various ruling families and powers. The name "Sarego" likely derives from the Roman family Sarius.

Main Sights:

Points of interest in Sarego include:

• Villa Trissino Marzotto, a Venetian villa designed by Andrea Palladio.
• The Parish Church of Santa Maria Annunziata.
• The Oratory of San Rocco.

Economy:

The economy of Sarego is largely based on agriculture, particularly the production of wine and fruit. There is also some light industry and commerce.

Culture:

Sarego, like many towns in the Veneto region, celebrates local festivals and traditions throughout the year. These often revolve around agricultural harvests and religious holidays.