Veneto

Veneto

From the Adriatic Sea in the east to Lake Garda in the west to the border with Austria extends the Italian region of Veneto. This region includes such resorts as Venice, Verona, ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo and also a great place for sportsmen - Lake Garda.

Once in the Veneto

The capital of one of the most beautiful resort areas in the north of Italy is Venice. It is a symbol of Italian Carnival, a synonym to the notion of the romantic vacations on the Adriatic coast and it fascinates with its history as a major sea trading metropolis. This is the place where Marco Polo began his sea journey to the shores of Asia. As a tourist city, Venice impresses with its water canals, bridges and unique architecture. The visiting of the Murano and Burano islands, which are famous for the manufacture of glass, as well as the Piazza San Marco with the same name the church and the Palace of Doges is an integral parts of the program for a holiday in Venice.

Holidays in Veneto

If you want to have a holiday outside Veneto, for example closer to Padua and Verona, the magnificent country houses will impress you. It can be said that Verona is the cultural capital of Veneto and justifies its historic charm with the world-famous summer festivals at the Roman Arena, which is comparable to the Roman Coliseum.

Here passes the river Po, which has long been influencing on the region. Again and again it bore the pebbles into the Adriatic Sea. Earlier on its banks located the city of Adria, but over the centuries moved inland for 25 km in the valley of the Po River.

Free time in the Veneto

Veneto amazes not only with the beautiful landscapes, thanks to which travels here are combined with rehabilitation, cycling adventure trips, and culture here is the most valuable benefit. The region also fascinates with its ski centers and places for winter sports. One of the most famous of them is Cortina d'Ampezzo, which is also one of the biggest ski centers in Northern Italy.