Excursions

In Venice in an hour

The strategic position of Jesolo on the Adriatic coast allows you to experience an exciting break that combines the fun of a beach holiday to the culture, thanks to the proximity to Venice and other small towns rich in history. The lagoon town is easily accessible from the Lido by the town center of Jesolo, thanks to the ATVO buses that carry more races throughout the day and throughout the week. You can choose to go directly to Venice by bus, or opt for the combination, very suggestive, who plans to travel to bus bus to Punta Sabbioni and then embark on a boat directly to Piazza San Marco. In both cases the journey takes about an hour.

Padova

Ancient university, It boasts several traces of a glorious artistic and cultural past, that make it a destination for tourists from all over the world. Padua is also known worldwide as the city of St. Anthony. In Padua you will find the famous Scrovegni Chapel which houses a renowned cycle of frescoes by Giotto and is considered one of the masterpieces of Western art. Visit Caffè Pedrocchi, one of the most famous cafés in the world is located in the center. A walk in Prato della Valle, one of the symbols of Padua; as well as being the largest Piazza in, It is one of the largest in Europe (90.000 sq.m.).

Treviso

A charming town in the Veneto plain, Treviso still preserves its genteel appearance. Beautiful downtown between channels and small streets, that preserve the fascination of a town rich in history. To visit the three hills, corresponding to Cathedral, Piazza dei Signori and Piazza Sant'Andrea, on which it would be built the city. At the Palazzo ca Carraresi in Treviso take place periodically internationally renowned exhibitions. To taste the local cuisine, with the famous Treviso radicchio accompanied by an excellent Prosecco area. Saturday morning market in Piazza del Grano.

Verona

Verona is situated on the Adige River, about thirty kilometers East of Lake Garda. The Basilica of San Zeno in Verona is considered one of Italy's Romanesque masterpieces. Why not visit the famous Arena, the most important opera house in the world, and the balcony of Romeo and Juliet that inspired Shakespeare's famous tragedy? From try Verona's famous Pandoro, typical Christmas cake now known throughout the world.

Vicenza

Vicenza is known as the city of Palladio - who designed much of its architecture - and it is a place of art of the most important not only in the Veneto. It is indeed a destination for cultural tourism with visitors from all over Italy and also from abroad. The city was listed as a World Heritage Site UNESCO '. La Basilica Palladiana, rebuilt from 1549, It is the most famous public building. To the southwest of the city of Vicenza is located on Monte Berico which are linked the two apparitions of the Beata Vergine: the first of March 7 1426, the second of August 1 1428. D'obligation the taste of the dish: stockfish Vicenza.

Trieste

Trieste, city ​​of Umberto Saba and Italo Svevo, It is a crossroads of cultures and religions. The marvelous Miramare Castle overlooks the Gulf of Trieste, a few kilometers north of the city: built at the behest of Maximilian of Hapsburg, Archduke of Austria and Emperor of Mexico and was later the home of Duke Amedeo of Aosta. Also visit the Giant Cave that the Carso, the plateau located behind Trieste. The show is impressive for its exceptional proportions of the cave and its clever illumination highlight all that nature has created.