Railways The Montebelluna station, fully electrified since December 2020, is served by regional services carried out by Trenitalia as part of the service contract stipulated with the Veneto Region, once common to the tramways, located on the Calalzo-Padua line, and is the origin of the Treviso line. Until 1966, the Montebelluna-Susegana railway also branched off from the same station, built in 1916 for military purposes. With the update of the Rfi-Mit program contract of 24 July 2019, the missing funds were allocated for the electrification of the entire line up to Belluno, thus completing the last piece of the lower Belluno ring. A first continuous interruption occurred for the stretch of the Montebelluna-Feltre railway line, to allow for another phase of electrification works on the stretch up to Belluno which ended on 11 June 2022. Until 25 February next, all lines in service of the Marca Trevigiana and the province of Belluno will be open and active as normal and starting from 26 February the Montebelluna - Feltre section will close again, still affected by electrification works until 10 June 2023. Notable people Alberto Bottari de Castello, archbishop Aldo Serena, football player Attilio Tesser, football player Luca Badoer, F1 driver Marcello Agnoletto, football player Oscar Gatto, cyclist Luigi Datome, basketball player Federico Furlan, football player Angela Veronese (1778-1847), poet Patrizio Billio, football player Brando Badoer, racing driver and son of Luca Sister cities Dammarie-les-Lys, France, since 1987 Oberkochen, Germany, since 1992 Tata, Hungary, since 2000 See also Calcio Montebelluna References External links Cities and towns in Veneto