Sarmede

Religious architecture

• The parish church

Below is a list of sacred buildings of historical and architectural value:

• Church of Sant'Antonio: it is the archpriest of Sarmede, a baroque church of the early nineteenth century, with a simple gabled façade and without a bell tower. Internally it has a fresco by Noè Bordignon Glory of St. Anthony of Padua.^[6]
• Church of San Giorgio: it is the church of the hamlet of Rugolo, a structure of Lombard origin that took on its current appearance in the Renaissance and seventeenth centuries.
• Church of San Pancrazio is the parish church of Montaner, built at the end of the nineteenth century.
• Church of Santa Cecilia: located at the eastern end of Montaner, in Val, it is a building from the Caminese period.
• Church of the Madonna di Val: it is located between Rugolo, Palù and Sarmede, it is one of the oldest churches, partially rebuilt in the twentieth century due to an earthquake.

Civil architecture

Below is a list of the Venetian villas present

• Villa Cimetta Dal Cin (XVI century)^[7]
• Casa Da Re (XVII century)^[8]
• Casa Favera (XXI century)

Foreign ethnicities and minorities

As of December 31, 2022, foreigners residents in the municipality were 188, i.e. 6.3% of the population. The largest groups are shown below:^[9][10]

1. Poland 41
2. Romania 32
3. Morocco 32
4. Albania 16

Events

Every year, from the end of October to the beginning of February, the International Children's Illustration Exhibition takes place.^[11]

The 42nd edition of the Exhibition, set up within the spaces of the Casa della Fantasia in the center of the town, will host until February 16, 2025, over two hundred works created by twenty-two illustrators from fourteen countries around the world.^[12][13]

In autumn, with the 2nd and 3rd Sunday of October, there is also the international event called "The Theater Fairs" with street artists, fire-eaters, puppeteers and acrobats.^[14]