Regions Italy : Veneto - Hotels Veneto

Mestre - Mestre is the mainland suburb of Venice. There's nothing to see but factories, factories and factories. And an incredibly dodgy train station. It's basically a transition point for all transportation going to and coming out of Venice.
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Verona - Verona Arena and the Roman Amphitheatre - Explore the fascinating old, historic attractions. Exhibition centre - Conduct business in the vicinity.
Verona is the ideal starting point for discovering other nearby cities of art and heritage like Venice, Vicenza and Padua.
The surrounding area is famous for its wines like Valpolicella and Soave, and is close to Lake Garda and its enchanting environment.
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Padova - Padova is located in the middle of the rolling Venetian countryside, among the lagoon, the hills and the Pre-Alps. It is the main crossroads of all the roads that link the northeast of Italy, and is today recognized for its combination of historic tradition and new technology.
Padova offers architectural and artistic treasures of every era, such as the remains of the ancient Roman theatre, the Basilica of St. Anthony and the Scrovegni Chapel with its marvellous frescoes by Giotto.
A unique atmosphere can be experienced reaching the lagoon from Padova through the Riviera del Brenta River, admiring the ancient beauty of the Venetian Villas. An itinerary on a boat called 'Burchiello' leaves from the Portello stairs.
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Venice-Lido - Venetian Lido is a thin island 12 km long, which divides the Lagoon of Venice from the sea. Lido is one of the few Venetian Lagoon island in which you can find driveways, and is the setting of the Film Festival each September.
A lush paradise preferred by artists since the 19th century, Lido was once the retreat of greats such as Lord Byron and Thomas Mann. Today, the island is home to the famous Venice Film Festival.
From Lido, you may easily reach the historic centre of Venice and all its historic landmarks in less than half an hour.
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Treviso - Once called the Garden of Venice, Treviso is full of attractions including: - The Duomo, which contains works by Titian and Pordenone, - The Baptistery, with Byzantine style frescoes, - Piazza dei Signori, home to the Bell Tower and Palazzo dei Trecento, - Chiesa di S. Francesco, - Piazzetta del Monte, - The Pescheria, - Canale dei Buranelli, - Piazza Rinaldi.
You can also discover important surrounding sites such as: - Marca Trevigiana, - Mogliano, with its historic Benedictine Abbey, - Via Terraglio, the famous road filled with picturesque historic villas, - Paderno di Ponzano, home to Villa Minelli, currently the Benetton main office.
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Lido di Jesolo - Lido di Jesolo is a purpose-built beach resort in north-east Italy, on the Adriatic Sea close to Venice. Its miles of sandy beach, rows of sunbeds and night-time entertainment attract thousands of holidaymakers every summer. Entirely focussed on tourism, Lido di Jesolo is very different to other Italian towns. Its layout, its shops and its services are all designed for the convenience of the resort's summer visitors, giving it a rather strange and unreal atmosphere. Existence here feels very sheltered: clean, well-organised and safe. There are first-aid points and life guards, sunbeds and showers, snack-bars and ice-cream shops, mini-golf and climbing frames.
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Vicenza - Vicenza is located at the foot of the Berici mountains, at the confluence of the Retrone and the Bacchiglione rivers on a flat fertile part of the upper Venetian plain.
The town dates back to Roman times.
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