Having climbed the steps characterised by the beautiful fountain and the imposing statue of St Augusta, the ascent is quite steep along a cobbled path and is marked by some beautiful schrines real oratories that have been more or less restored, which can be found at every bend. The panorama widens and sweeps over the basin that encloses Vittorio Veneto when, by now close to the sanctuary, we pass  a beautiful mediaeval turret to reach the large stairway that leads to the churchyard. The oldest part of the church contains the relics of the saint from the 4th century and features 15th-century frescoes. The feast of the saint is held on 22 August and its fireworks are famous.

A bar/restaurant the ‘Ristoro S. Agusta’ will give you the opportunity to have a drink or something  to eat. On weekends, it is best to make a reservation. We can admire the panorama from the hills of Fregona, to the Vittorio Veneto basin dominated by Mount Altare, the Lapisina valley, the lakes of Revine-Lago and Col Visentin. You can still climb further along the wooded ridge, with very steep and slippery stretches of path, following the signs of the Alta via dei Silenzi to arrive at the Costa di Serravalle. Returning down to Vittorio Veneto, we can descend along the path to the north that leads to the church of Santa Giustina, or we can go down from where we ascend, changing road, going straight at the first bend and we will arrive at Sant’Andrea where the church is worth a visit, it is the oldest church in Vittorio Veneto.