Natural landscapes, medieval glimpses and palladian villas form the unique countyside of Asolo. Built in the middle of the Asolani hills, Asolo is embellished by vineyards, cypresses and olive trees.

The woods are rich of secular oak chestnuts, the vineyards extend toward Montefumo. The sunny hills are covered with lawns, beautiful flowers and trees. The shadowy valleys are plenty of little rivers, flowers and animals, such as squirrels, roe deers, blackbirds and finchs. In this natural landscape, it is beautiful to see the circle of seasons, with their tipical flora and fauna.

Situated on the west part of Treviso’s territori, its walls were built by Treviso’s citizens in 1199 to protect the city from Padua’s attacks. Most of its walls are still intact, and surround the old town center. Castelfranco is the birthplace of Giorgione, and within its cathedral we can see the famous picture of Madonna and the child, with S. Francesco and S. Liberale, called “the Madonna of Castelfranco”.

Bassano was a principal zone of WWI, it paralyzed every activity until 1916. Caporetto’s defeat (1917) saw the city on the frontline, forcing the evacuation of 7.000 people.
Today, industry and commerce contributed to the grown of the city, which now counts more than 40.000 people.

Surrounded by Brenta and Piave, mount Grappa stands 1.775 meters high on the north of Bassano. Remembered for several fights during WWI, which left many signs of the bombings, it offers however a landscape full of beautiful flora and suitable for interesting trips.

Medieval city, surrounded by walls since 16th century, Treviso is an elegant city situated at the crossing of 2 rivers, Sile and Botteniga. Long porchs and wall paintings give to the city an appearance different from other cities of the region. The most visited place of the city is “Palazzo dei Trecento”, on a side of “Piazza dei Signori”.

Venice is a city with a thousand-year history, with an historical center unique in the world. The city itself is unique in the world. Visited every year by millions of visitors, it offers amazing palazzo, tipical and beautiful streets (called “calle”), and the worldwide famous “Piazza San Marco”, a masterpiece of Venetian architecture. Other famous places are “Ponte dei Sospiri”, “Ponte di Rialto” and the “Arsenale”. A city you must visit at least once in your life.

A seaside city, with most of its buildings palced in a sort of island, surrounded by the rivers Piave (east), Sile (west) and Cavetta (an artificial channel). Its beach is low and sandy. The higher place in the city is only 10 meters above the level of the sea; it is called “Monte Lepre” and is limited by the sea (south) and Martin Luther King’s street (north).