Veneto guide information on travel and pictures of our holiday to Veneto Italy
The most famous place where Italian people and thousand of tourists wear elaborate masks while having fun? Venice of course during winter! Read the rest »
Torcello, one of the most popular islands in the Venice lagoon, is one of the most peaceful place to visit. The agmazin Byzantine mosaics are waiting for you in the seventh century Cathedral of Santa Maria Dell’Assunta. Read the rest »
In the Veneto region just outside of Padua is the amazingly pretty town of Arqua Petrarca. This little town has a medieval feel which is accentuated by its relatively high position on the Euganean Hills. Read the rest »
The spring months, especially March, tend to be excessively rainy in Venice. The rain can lead to some flooding even, but the season between Carnivale and Easter is also an excellent time to visit if you’re not especially interested in competing with the crowds that appear in Venice most of the year. Read the rest »
If you’re interested in staying near Venice without actually paying the high prices the hotels and restaurants inside the city require, you can do no better than to set up for a few days in nearby Padua. Read the rest »
Venice is one of the most popular cities in Italy. It’s considered one of the most romantic spots in all of the country and it’s noticeably darker and more morose than some of the other cities throughout Italy. Read the rest »
Verona may have been the home of Romeo and Juliet, but it’s home to many other amazing treasures as well – and they are not all works of fiction. Read the rest »
