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Vicenza and its province combine art and nature. The city and the Palladian villas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcase the Basilica Palladiana and the Teatro Olimpico.

Bassano del Grappa greets visitors from the Ponte degli Alpini, Marostica shows off the Piazza degli Scacchi, and the Asiago Plateau opens onto forests and snow. On the table, baccalà alla vicentina, Asiago PDO cheese and wines from the Colli Berici.

The province is connected by the A4 towards Verona and Padua, with frequent trains and Venice nearby. Here people live among hills and the Prealps, industrious villages and vine-covered countryside.

The Province of Padua brings together walled villages, Venetian villas and the university-driven energy of the provincial capital. The Padova Urbs Picta cycle of frescoes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, alongside the Basilica of Saint Anthony and Prato della Valle.

In the Euganean Hills there are trails, vineyards and historic spas in Abano and Montegrotto. Arquà Petrarca is listed among Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages.

Connected by the A4 and A13 motorways and served by the Frecciarossa high-speed train, the province is close to Venice and Verona. On the table, bigoli, baccalà mantecato and the aromas of Euganean Hills wines dominate.

Venice and its Lagoon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, give the province an unmistakable character. San Marco, the Rialto Bridge and the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello tell of centuries of art and merchants.

On the Adriatic, Jesolo, Cavallino-Treporti and Sottomarina offer sandy shores and seaside life. The Lido di Venezia adds Liberty-era atmospheres and historic bathing establishments.

The province is served by Marco Polo Airport and the Santa Lucia and Mestre train stations, connected by the Frecciarossa and the A4 towards Padua and Trieste. The Biennale and the Venice Film Festival reinforce its international appeal.

The Province of Treviso combines elegant towns and vine-covered hills. Treviso shows its canals, Piazza dei Signori and the Renaissance walls, with a lively yet intimate atmosphere.

The Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Villa Emo in Fanzolo testifies to the Palladian legacy in the Marca landscape.

Asolo, included among the Borghi più belli d’Italia, offers wide views over the Venetian plain. Radicchio di Treviso, tiramisù and Prosecco enliven the local cuisine.

The A27 quickly connects Venice and the Dolomites; Treviso airport expands the connections. Mild seasons and rivers such as the Sile invite cycling and walks.

The Province of Rovigo brings together waterways, historic villages and sandy shores. Rosolina Mare and the Island of Albarella offer seaside life, while Rovigo and Adria tell Venetian stories through squares and museums.

In the Veneto Regional Park of the Po Delta, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, nature sets the pace of the days. Fishing lagoons, reedbeds, birdwatching and sunsets paint the branches of the great river.

Connected by the A13 and the rail line to Padua and Bologna, the area looks towards Venice and Ferrara, UNESCO cities. On the table you will find Cozza di Scardovari PDO, oily fish and steaming polenta.

Mountain province of Veneto, Belluno brings together Alpine valleys, villages and Dolomite scenery. The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, include the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park.

Cortina d'Ampezzo and Feltre stand out, while Cadore offers lakes such as Misurina and Santa Croce. The A27 and rail connections link the province to Venice and Treviso.

At altitude the crisp air meets robust flavors: casunziei, pastin and mountain cheeses enliven mountain huts and trattorias. Winter for skiing, summer for trekking and cycling.