Lido di Jesolo is a vibrant seaside town situated on the sparkling Adriatic Sea. At the edge of the Venetian Lagoon, it is known as the ‘Venetian Riviera’ thanks to its miles of glorious, golden beach. Ideal for relaxing beside the ocean or enjoying the gentle sea breeze whilst strolling along the promenade, the town is brimming with ice cream parlours, cafés, shops and trattorias. During the evening, the main promenade (Via Bafile) is pedestrianised, so that visitors can enjoy exploring the town on foot. What’s more, the delights of Venice and the Veneto are all within easy reach.
Sun, sea, culture and prosecco in Lido di Jesolo
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An ancient city with a youthful population, Padua was once a medieval city-state that vied for power with Venice and Verona. Today, Padua is vibrant town with an authentic feel and a lovely place to stroll the streets, markets and parks, but its previous position of power is still evident in the incredible frescoes found within the town’s churches and chapels. Giotto’s extraordinary, luminous work in the Scrovegni Chapel is the jewel in the crown. Padua played a role in more recent history too, providing a stage for Mussolini’s Fascist oratory.
The architectural elegance of lovely Vicenza is almost solely thanks to one man: Palladio. During the 1500s, Palladio not only transformed this city but also influenced building styles across the whole of Europe. Classicism, sophistication and simplicity define the palazzi, villas and civic landmarks built in the Palladian style, and have been emulated far and wide. In addition to the stunning architecture, this small city bustles with lively markets, cafés and restaurants as well as interesting galleries and museums.
Famed predominately for its eponymous firewater, Bassano del Grappa’s historic centre exudes quiet charm. Explore the quaint wooden bridge over the River Brenta, interesting little churches, pretty piazzas, ceramics collections and grappa distilleries. Grappa is a fiery spirit made from the grape vines discarded in the wine-making process.
Villa Sandi is an incredible Palladian masterpiece which dates back to the 1620s. Villa Sandi produces exceptional prosecco thanks to its traditional methods and the fertile lands surrounding the house. You can discover the opulence of the delicate, beautiful interior and enjoy a tour of the extensive wine cellars, as well as tasting of a variety of their wines.
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