Archive for 'Veneto'

Venice is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy because of its uniqueness. This Venetian city is built in a lagoon consisting of 118 islands and can be explored by water taxis, typical boats called gondolas and other tour boats!

The architecture and attractions of Venice are incredible and are most certainly worth a look around during your visit here.

Choose from a lovely range of vacation rentals near Venice where you can easily explore the many attractions this city has to offer!

But why not add a little sparkle to your next trip here by adding these attractions and activities to your itinerary. Explore Venice at your leisure in a kayaking expedition through the quaint canals of the city.

Book in for a half or full day of paddling around this marine palace and conveniently admire the sights from your kayak!

Bassano del Grappa is a pretty old town situated in the northern region of Veneto where the flat plains meet the foothills leading up towards the Alps. The town derived its name from the nearby mountain called Monte Grappa.

Choose from a wonderful selection of vacation rentals in Veneto where you can easily travel to the pretty town of Bassano del Grappa.

The famous Italian liquor called Grappa hails from this area, a burning concoction which is made from the leftovers of the wine making process.

Tourists can learn all about it from an interesting museum within the Poli distillery in Bassano del Grappa. The Museo della Grappa is free for tourists to explore and experience the process and taste of Grappa.

Tucked into the province of Padua in Veneto is the small quaint town of Cittadella. This remarkable place is most famous for its prominent medieval walls and castles.

The old town centre is encased within a well preserved tall circular wall which was reinforced with towers and surrounded by a moat.

Book a beautiful rental accommodation in Veneto and travel around the many wonderful attractions this region has to offer, especially Cittadella!

The walls and fortifications were built in 1220 by the military forced of Padua province to protect Cittadella from frequent territorial attacks.

The Grand Canal in Venice is the biggest water ‘highway’ in the city and certainly one of the most beautiful!

Tourists can avail of the public transport water buses that sail along the canal throughout the day and night or hop on board a private water taxi called a gondola where a boatman will row you wherever you please.

Stay at a gorgeous holiday rental in Venice where you can explore this mesmerising watery city for a few days!

Sail in on a traditional gondola through Venice’s network of canals towards the magnificent Doge’s Palace!

This masterpiece of a building is a stunning testament of Venetian culture and old wealth and along with the busy Piazza San Marco in front of it and the glorious Basilica of San Marco behind; it’s one of the most recognisable sites in Italy.

Stay in a comfortable vacation rental in Veneto where you can travel into Venice for a few days and experience a magical time walking around this splendid palace!

Some of Italy’s and even Europe’s most important governmental decisions were made here over the centuries. The Doge’s Palace of Venice served firstly as the residence of the Doge or Italian Grand Duke but also served as a place where important matters of justice were settled.