Veneto guide information on travel and pictures of our holiday to Veneto Italy
In the 13th and 14th centuries, Verona was often referred to as ‘Little Rome.” The beautiful city was almost as popular for business as Rome and its importance earned it the nickname of piccolo Roma, or little Rome. Read the rest »
The huge Gothic castle or palace in Venice is one of the most impressive museums in the region. The Palazzo Ducale, or Doge’s Palace was home to the elected ruler, Doge, of Venice for centuries. Read the rest »
Easily the top destination for travelers to Venice, St. Mark’s Square is in the heart of the city and is truly a memorable site. Read the rest »
The movie, Letters for Juliet was intriguing recently because it dealt so closely with the romance and intrigue of one of Italy’s most beloved icons. Read the rest »
Venice is known for many things, but one of the most impressive is the gondola that floats peacefully down the canals throughout the city. Read the rest »
Venice is a must-see on a trip to Italy, but often tourists only plan to visit the city for a day at most – after all, it’s small enough to hit the high points in a few hours. Read the rest »
Venice might be the most popular city in Veneto, but it is by no means the only place to visit when you’re in this northern region. Read the rest »
