Jesolo, with 16 km of beaches, is a tourist and seaside resort that is located in the Venice Province along the most appreciated part of the Adriatic coast. It is both ideal for those who are looking for fun and for those who want a relaxing time. It ...
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Halfway between Venice and Cortina d’Ampezzo you can find Vittorio Veneto, where you can see the remains of a Roman city wall. The city had a period of splendor under the rule of the Serenissima, which can be seen by its palaces and squares. Vittorio ...
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The Wineries and Rivers Itinerary suggests an alternative idea of tourism, especially by bicycle or on foot, with a wide range of trails that cut through the countryside. The “main” trail, which is above all historical-artistic, follows the natural ...
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Its attention to detail is what makes the Outlet di Noventa a small architectural jewel, with its mosaics and frescoes and its look that is inspired by the historical palaces of Venice and Treviso.
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You can easily reach Treviso in just 30 minutes by car. The historical center is enclosed by the perfectly preserved city walls. Its alleys, picturesque nooks, porticoes, splendid views and its old water wheels along the rivers make a visit to Treviso a ...
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You can reach Venice by taking the A4 highway, which is only 50 km from Chiarano. Venice, a city that is reflected by the water, is unlike any other city in the world with its beauty, art, and charming canal side palaces.
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Whether by bicycle or on foot, the routes suggested by the Consorzio Bim offer a truly unique experience that will allow you to be enveloped by nature as you discover the wonders of the Piave territory. From the Plains to the Sea: a series of itineraries ...
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Treviso’s red and Castlefranco’s variegato Strada del Radicchio (Radicchio Road) is a publicized route. There are specialized signs that mark this route that explain its natural, cultural and environmental value. You can also finds signs marking ...
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Caorle, between the Lemene and Livenza rivers, is only 30 minutes by car from Ca’ Ciaran. The town covers over 18 km of coastline along the Adriatic Sea, but also borders many inland municipalities. To the north you find Portoguaro, Concordia ...
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Oderzo, only 10 km from Chiarano, is a town with paleo-venetian origins and is the second most important Venetian city for ancient Roman artifacts. The city’s name, derived from the Latin Opitergium meaning “Market Square”, reflects its importance. ...
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The Strada Vini del Piave (Piave Wineries Road) runs along both sides of the Piave River, from Roncade to Portobuffolè, from Conegliano to Motta di Livenza and on until Noventa di Piave, continuing towards the Venice Province. We have three themed ...
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