Segheria veneziana e Museo del legno di Coredo

Just outside Coredo, in via ai Mulini, the Venetian sawmill belonging to the Comune was the furthest downstream of six mills and sawmills which in the mid-nineteenth century formed a small district of hydraulic machinery, driven by the water of an aqueduct built for the purpose. Restored in 1994, today it opens for demonstrations and educational visits, and houses the Museo del legno: the tools of the woodcutter and the carpenter, the joiner and the wheelwright, from the felling of trees in the forest to their transport to the valley floor, and on to boards, beams and a great variety of different objects.