Again we propose a small Venetian itineraries, within a two hours walk and that can easily be joined together with the others we have already proposed. The advice we often give to our guests is not to be afraid of getting lost in Venice. Indeed, it is probably the most beautiful thing to do to […]
Two of the most beautiful villages (borghi) in Italy: Borghetto and Castellaro Lagusello
Borghetto and Castellaro Lagusello are just a few kilometers from Lake Garda, and are among the most beautiful towns (borghi) in Italy. Borghetto is well known and very popular, while Castellaro Lagusello is much quieter. Let’s go discover them one by one. Borghetto sul Mincio Borghetto is an ancient mill village on the Mincio river. […]
Venice: an itinerary towards Rialto
A short Venetian itinerary A short walk in Venice, from Piazzale Roma (arriving by bus) to the Rialto fish market. NB: the fish market is from Tuesday to Saturday in the mornings. Arrival in Venice For this itinerary we recommend arriving in Venice by bus to Piazzale Roma (or by train). From here we take […]
Bassano del Grappa and the Brenta
Bassano del Grappa is a beautiful village to be visited without rush, walking among noble palaces often frescoed, arcades and squares. A little history of Bassano del Grappa Bassano stands as a rural center and was subject to Roman colonization (fundus Bassianus), it gradually acquired importance thanks to its strategic position at the entrance of […]
Venice: walking between the Ghetto and Ca’ d’Oro.
A morning in Venice We always try to write about the beauties of our territory that goes beyond Venice. This does not mean that we do not like our beautiful lagoon city. We propose a walk to Cannaregio, outside the crowding of Strada Nova. Arriving in Venice Bus is the ideal way to reach Venice […]
Aquileia: a dive into the past
Aquileia, one of the largest cities of the Roman Empire The city of Aquileia has been founded in 181 B.C. from the Romans. It has a fundamental role as a commercial crossroads between the Mediterranean and the Balkan-continental Europe. In addition to the merchant center, it is home to an imperial palace and a fervent […]
South lagoon of Venice: Pellestrina and Ca’ Roman
Pellestrina and Ca’ Roman via Chioggia The islands of Pellestrina and Ca’ Roman can be reached mainly from Chioggia in 15 minutes by vaporetto (the public water transport of Venice). Giove parking is, in our opinion, the most practical place to park. If you park on the terrace, you pay half the price. From there […]
On the banks of the river Lèmene: Portogruaro and Concordia Sagittaria.
Portogruaro can be a pleasant surprise for the visitor. Located in the area on the north of Venice, between Venice and Trieste. It has always been a focal point for communication so as to attract the interest of the Republic of Venice as early as 1420. It is in this period that the city enjoys […]
Treviso: along the Sile by bicycle
From Casale sul Sile to Treviso by bicycle (or on foot) The towpaths (the road that runs along the river) of the Sile allow you to travel the river along almost its entire course, from the center of Treviso to the mouth of the river. The road can be traveled by bicycle (there are many […]