St. Mark's Festival of Portobuffolè

St. Mark, Patron Saint of Portobuffolè

The St. Mark's Festival is celebrated on April 25th in Portobuffolè, a small municipality in the province of Treviso and one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy. St. Mark, the quintessential symbol of Venetian tradition, is the patron saint of the village, and his anniversary coincides with Liberation Day, making the day particularly significant.

A Patron Saint in the Heart of the Walled Village

The festival takes place in the spaces of the historic center, the ancient walled village that was once a possession of the Serenissima. The religious celebrations in honor of the patron saint are intertwined with the charm of a place that has preserved its medieval walls, palaces, and atmosphere, making it one of the smallest and most fascinating municipalities in the Veneto region.

Between History and Venetian Identity

Visiting Portobuffolè on the occasion of the St. Mark's Festival means discovering a treasure of the Marca Trevigiana: a village that tells centuries of Venetian history and which, on the day of its patron saint, renews its deep bond with its own identity. The event is organized by the parish and the Municipality of Portobuffolè.