On the spur of Mount Miesna, overhanging a cliff from which the marvelous Feltre Dolomites can be glimpsed, stands the imposing Sanctuary and Convent of the Martyred Saints Victor and Crown, Protectors of the ancient City and Diocese of Feltre.
Built between 1096 and 1101 as part of the curtain wall placed in defense of the territory, the Sanctuary allows a 360-degree view of the surrounding areas, giving visitors the spectacle of a breathtaking panorama.

Of Romanesque setting, but with obvious Byzantine influences, the complex contains real gems: among cuigli stupendous frescoes of the Giotto school, indelible evidence of a very refined decorative taste.

Of great value is the organ donated in 1861 by Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria.