⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A very well-designed and well-maintained place! 😊 You can explore three different halls along a guided path, so you won’t miss anything. I visited in August on a weekday morning, and luckily it wasn’t crowded – perfect for a family outing with children. The animals include sharks, turtles, exotic reptiles, and colorful tropical fish. Each hall has interactive games and eye-catching, easy-to-understand educational boards that help you learn more about the natural world. Fun fact: a shark’s skin is actually covered with tiny, tooth-like scales, which help them swim faster by reducing water resistance. 🦈 One of the highlights is that you don’t just get to see the animals, but also learn about them – for example, why a turtle can stay underwater for hours (thanks to their slow metabolism and unique ways of absorbing oxygen). Overall, it’s an enjoyable, visually impressive, and educational program – great for visiting with family or friends.

The Tropicarium is a great place to visit with children. They can see many exotic fish, turtles, snakes, and even sharks in the large aquariums. Kids love watching the animals up close. It’s educational and fun at the same time, with lots of interesting facts everywhere. I only missed having a buffet or café inside for a short break. Overall, it’s perfect for a family day out.

Amazing place for kids. Very clean, enough spaces for animals, well organized. There's parking next to and price great. We paid 51€ for two adults and 4 year old daughter. Please be carefull not to kill butterflies in the room where they live. They could be on the ground, barelly visible. Our recommendations for Tropicarium Park +++

Good for rainy days but better to buy tickets in advance to avoid long waiting time.

Spent our last weekend at this aquarium & interactive science museum (across the road) we had a wonderful experience seeing all the weird & wonderful creatures. Split into 3 beautifully designed & very clean areas of tropicarium/aquarium/predators. Educational in a fun way. A great place to bring children. We went at a quiet time so we're able to enjoy every moment at our own leisure. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience & will definitely return again. 👍

We loved this visit. There are actually three places to visit here: Aquarium, Tropicarium and Predators. And what was great is that you don't have to do all in the same day; I think you have 30 days to use the tickets. So we actually did it on 2 different days. In total, we easily spent three hours there. All the displays and collections were surprisingly nice, compared to some that we've been to. Great collections of fish, reptiles, frogs and turtles. There's even a butterfly room you can enter. It takes a while to start finding them, but there are lots of butterflies when you start looking around. Definitely worth a visit for both adults and kids!

Great experience for my kids but as adult I do not find it entertaining

If you get the chance to go there, don't hesitate. 👏👏👏 Awesome place, no doubt about it! ... Bungee-jumping is a thril! 🤙

I love it so much! The best place to spend a day with your family. 🤩

It makes you feel like you are really on a Caribbean island. Beautiful place with so much fun.

Great way to spend the day with family.

Cool

Beautiful place !

(Translated by Google) I've been going there for a few years now: it's a well-established entertainment machine, the important thing is to go there on a hot day and fun is guaranteed for every age group. Possibility of packed lunch in the various internal gardens or in the tent, but various catering points are available. Numerous staff are at your disposal, also to safeguard order and safety in the water. Those who don't want to be in the water can laze under the shade of a palm tree with their feet on the fine white sand, with the illusion of really being in the Caribbean. (Original) Ci vado ormai da alcuni anni: è una macchina del divertimento ben rodata, l'importante è capitarci in una giornata calda ed il divertimento è assicurato per ogni fascia di età. Possibilità di pranzo al sacco nei vari giardini interni o nel tendone, ma sono disponibili diversi punti di ristorazione. Numerosi ragazzi dello staff sono a vostra disposizione, anche per salvaguardare l'ordine e la sicurezza in acqua. Chi non vuole stare in acqua può poltrire sotto l'ombra di una palma con i piedi sulla finissima sabbia bianca, con l'illusione di essere davvero ai Caraibi.

We visited the outlet during the Venice Carnival and thought it would be very crowded due to the huge influx of tourists, but we were wrong. It was calm, and we could enjoy the walk. There is a great variety of stores. In some of them, the prices didn’t seem significantly lower than in regular shops, but in others, there was definitely a noticeable difference. Honestly, we expected lower prices and more deals.

A lot of stores and a wide range of brands, ranging from sweets, travelling equipment, household equipment to off course clothing. The area has a lot of cafes and dining places. A nice place to walk around and do shine shopping. They also have some 50kW charging stations in the parking area - easy to find navigating by the signs.

This is maybe the most beautiful outlet village I have ever visited, and I have visited a lot of them. Only 30 min from Venice, you should add this as a stopover to your trip and spend a day here. It has a huge parking (few of them), and it is extremely clean. You can easily find almost every Italian luxury brand here, but the awesome deals are not so easy to find, you have to dig deeper. Sometimes there are several really good shopping deals, sometimes less, but it is a pretty small chance that you will leave it empty handed. It is worth a visit. But set aside at least 4/5 hours considering its size.

One of the largest outlets in Europe. Nicely organized and you need a few hours to visit everything. As for the offer, it concerns various brands, including Italian ones. Prices in which shop, sometimes it pays off, somewhere it doesn't. The restaurants within the outlet are commendable in terms of what they offer (of course, you won't eat like in authentic Italian restaurants anywhere here, and you shouldn't expect that. The parking lot is very spacious and even when it's crowded, you can find a place relatively easily and quickly.

I like it - you can get all fashion brands on one place. Mostly, you need some luck as well, you will find also many good prices/discounts! I like such shopping centre as your family can go buying necessary, you can wait on the fresh air and simply enjoy

Easy trip from Venice. Worth every minute. well organized outlet experience that blends Italian with global fashion finds.

Outstanding outlet! Compared with other outlets this one is by far the most beautiful! Whole mall is clean. Entourage is great. Almost all the nice brands are in the mall. Discounts are real. Lots of food and drink places. Enough toilet facilities. And parking space more than enough! If you’re early you can park nearby, otherwise you will have to walk a couple minutes.

Beautiful path, quite easy to do for people of all ages and fitness. The standard loop walk of about 1.5 miles takes you through the caves and canyon where you can see waterfalls. You're given a map at the ticket office but even without it the path is well signed and easy to follow. I recommend going early morning in summer as it can get hot hiking back up. Also the parking is a bit complicated to figure out, it would help if there were a sign post next to it with instructions instead of on-the-go reading from the meter screen which is difficult when is very sunny as the day we went. A standard loop walking slowly takes you about 1 hour so don't pay more than 1.5h parking unless you plan on having lunch at the restaurant inside the loop path or stop at the bar near the car park.

Very cool place, challenging paths and great views. Lots of history and ecology along the way. Parking is 2€/hour and entry is 4€/person. DONT TAKE THE CASTLE DETOUR, long, difficult and underwhelming.

It is an easy walking activity and very interesting cave. Not so big, so don’t plan hours. We could manage it in 1 hour. You can park next to the bridge in a Parking lot, 1 h = 2€. You need to buy the parking ticket directly from the automata. We arrived around 10 am, it was not busy.

Beautiful, easy hike that’s great for young kids. There’s 2 restaurants near the trail and parking is easy to navigate. The trail is about 1.5 miles

nice little 1km hike through the caves / along the creek. Walking slow and seeing everything you can finish in 20/30min. 4 euros a person and 2 euro per hour for parking is a little much but it’s a decent walk / attraction

Very beautiful views in cave, for me it's was amazing for only 4 euro have to visit it 😀

We had a fantastic experience here all thanks to Dino and the two wonderful girls. Not only is the attraction very stunning to look at and interesting to see( also a bargain 4 euros). We accidentally dropped our car key on the route and Dino and the girls couldn't have been more helpful, searching with us and hero Dino found them. Thank you so much guys for a fantastic experience!

This palace is beautiful and full of history and artwork. I recommend buying tickets ahead of time and giving yourself at least two hours to explore. I recommend getting a tour guide to learn more about the history of the palace. The café was also nice and not too expensive. It’s a must see when in Venice.

The Doge’s Palace in Venice is one of the city’s true highlights. The architecture is stunning, and the frescoes that adorn the walls are absolutely breathtaking — a masterpiece of art that can only be rivaled by those in the Vatican. The entire building exudes history and power, making it easy to imagine the grandeur of Venice’s past. I highly recommend visiting this remarkable landmark.

You have to get tickets online so you'll save time, not waiting to buy tickets. This palace is gorgeous, you will need more than an hour to see everything. This place is huge, there is a lot of photos opportunity. They have a impressive selection of fancy rooms. The ceiling is full of art, with golden details. Take time to learn about the history of this place. They have tour guides here as well, in case you want to learn more in detail. Give yourself about 2 hours here.

A must-see in Venice! The Doge’s Palace is absolutely breathtaking — filled with history, incredible art, and ornate architecture that captures the essence of Venice’s power and beauty. We visited around 5 PM, and it wasn’t busy at all, which made it even more enjoyable to explore at our own pace. Highly recommend booking tickets in advance to skip any lines and ensure your preferred time. Walking across the Bridge of Sighs and seeing the view from both sides was unforgettable. Truly one of the highlights of our trip!

Book ahead of time and the queue isn't TOTALLY awful. Impressive selection of fancy rooms with big paintings in them. Have fun spotting which doge looks the most like Santa! Surprised the gift shop doesn't do Doge Top Trumps, this would sell (if palazzo ducale are listening). Also top tip: at some point in the tour you get to the prison cells and you have the option to take the short route or the 'complete tour'. The complete tour is just LOTS MORE PRISON CELLS. Only take if you really enjoy empty stone rooms and stairs!

We booked a tour via get your guide (crown tours). The tour guide we had was passionate and her English was really easy to understand. We learnt so much. We chose the balcony tour and that was excellent and not too crowded. Got so much more out of your than I expected. Be warned plan to get there earlier than your time slot, I saw a couple who were late and missed there toyr and as other tours were full could not join the next one.

Oh my gracious what an incredible palace!! 686 years old. Do a tour! We did with skip the line passes. Hearing the history is needed to understand the meaning of so much of this palace. It is ginormous. I could walk around and stare at all the artwork and art, the exhibits, the prisons! Crazy to think prisoners as recently as 1920 were still being held here. The sheer wealth ugh

St. Mark’s Basilica is one of the most breathtaking and iconic landmarks in Venice truly a masterpiece of architecture and history. The moment you step into Piazza San Marco and see the golden domes and intricate mosaics shining in the sunlight, it feels absolutely magical. Inside, the basilica is stunning beyond words. The golden mosaics that cover the ceilings and walls are extraordinary, telling biblical stories in incredible detail and color. The marble floors, arches, and artwork all reflect centuries of Venetian glory and devotion. Every corner feels sacred and timeless. The view from the terrace is also unforgettable you can see the whole square, the Doge’s Palace, and the sparkling lagoon beyond. It’s one of the best spots to take photos and admire the beauty of Venice from above. Visiting St. Mark’s Basilica is a must for anyone coming to Venice. It’s not just a church it’s a living piece of art and history that leaves you amazed and inspired.

Wow. First look was across the square - what a magnificent place. Loved listening to Rick Steeves podcast about the square and outside of the church. So many intricacies and unique bits. Then we were a part of a mass in the side chapel- so lovely. Came back later that day for the whole tour (again with RS!) amazing history, architecture, heaving floor & art! Did the whole deal with Pala d’oro and Loggia and glad I did. So cool to get up close to the horses, the mosaics, the view from up top. I bought tickets the same day but that saved me some waiting time.

The Saint Mark’s Basilica is one of the most beautiful Catholic churches I have ever visited. The basilica blends perfectly with the surrounding Saint Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace, creating a breathtaking historical setting. The main altar is truly a jewel—absolutely astonishing in its detail and craftsmanship. On the second floor, the four Greek horses are remarkable pieces of art and history. I highly recommend visiting this magnificent church with a guided tour to fully appreciate its rich background and hidden details.

St. Mark’s Basilica – Venice We had tickets for the basilica but mixed up the date due to the time difference coming from the U.S.—we were supposed to visit on the 3rd at 3:00 PM, and only realized that day that our reservation was actually for the 4th which is the following day. We arrived very early in the morning of the 4th when it opened. There was an event in the piazza so there was no line at all, and we explained that we had to catch a train later that afternoon. Despite the empty entryway and our situation, we were denied entry and told to return at the exact reservation time. We respect that there are rules and timed tickets exist for crowd control, but it was disappointing that there was zero flexibility, especially when the basilica was not crowded and accommodating two visitors would not have impacted operations. The basilica itself is extraordinary, and MAYBE we’ll try again next time—but travelers should know that the staff take reservation times very strictly, even when the site is relatively quiet.

The Basilica di San Marco is really impressive. It offers incredible details and beautiful art. It is usually sold out for the next 2 days, so I recommend purchasing tickets in advance. On the official website you can buy it with an entry time, so you don’t have to queue outside. Once inside, you can also buy tickets for some additional areas of the Basilica, directly through a QR code that is placed right in front of the area you want to visit. If you wish to get an audio guide, you can rent one once inside, just after the access, but you will need your own earphones (which currently need a mini jack to be connected to the device), if you don’t have it, you can still hear it placing the device on your ear. This is available in several languages and it will be necessary if you want to know what you’re looking at in the Basilica. Depending on how long you want to stay inside, you may be able to see it all in 30-60 minutes, differently from the Palazzo Ducale which takes much longer. Have fun!

There are no words that do justice to describing this Basilica. It dazzles you with something spectacular, then trumps itself with the next tings. From the greatest marble floors in the world to arguably the greatest golden Byzantine wall and ceiling mosaics in the world. The gold glimmers in the light and tells the story of the bible in the vivid detail that the height of Byzantine art manages better than anyone else. Do not miss the Pala d’oro, a golden altarpiece that is worth every penny. Do not miss the museum, whose collection is better than most national collections. Not least because the famous four horses from the Hippdrome in Constantinople are there. The greatest piece of ancient art in the world still with us. They mesmerise. They look and feel real. Then there is the views of the square from the balcony…

St. Mark’s Basilica is regarded as the most important landmark in Venice. It is located at the heart of Piazza San Marco, adjacent to the Doge’s Palace, and serves as one of the finest examples of medieval ecclesiastical architecture in Europe. The first church on this site was constructed between 829 and 836 AD to house the relics of St. Mark the Evangelist, whose remains were taken from Alexandria, Egypt, and brought to Venice in the 9th century. The present structure, replacing the earlier church, was built between 1063 and 1094. The basilica reflects a fascinating blend of Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic architectural styles. Its domes, mosaics, marble decorations, and opulent interior are strongly reminiscent of Hagia Sophia and other Byzantine churches, underlining the cultural and artistic exchange between East and West. In addition to its religious role as a reliquary for St. Mark’s remains, the basilica also became a repository for treasures acquired during the Crusades. Following the Fourth Crusade and the Latin sack of Constantinople in 1204, numerous artworks and relics were brought to Venice and placed in St. Mark’s Basilica. Among the most famous of these are the four bronze horses originally from the Hippodrome of Constantinople, the Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs, and fragments such as the head of a statue of Emperor Justinian. These artifacts highlight the basilica’s historical role not only as a religious center but also as a symbol of Venetian wealth and power. The Crusades themselves were military campaigns organized initially to defend Byzantine territories and reclaim the Holy Land following the advance of Turkish and Islamic powers. The Seljuk Empire, the Ottoman beyliks that later formed the Ottoman Empire, and the Ayyubid Sultanate were among the key states against which the Crusades were directed. On the Christian side, the Byzantine Empire, the Papal States, the Republic of Venice, the Republic of Genoa, the Kingdom of Naples, as well as monarchies such as France and England, played significant roles in these campaigns.

A visit here is €15, somehow steeper than visiting the actual basilica over the square, but I think it was worth it. You get a quick lift ride to the top of the tower and then obviously the views across the city. It was a bit rainy when we went but this didn’t ruin the experience. We did expect some kind of joined up ticket system for St. Mark’s Square; I think it would be good to be able to buy a linked ticket for the basilica, campanile and palace. Similar to the Doge’s Palace, the online ticket system was hard to navigate but it worked in the end.

It’s really nice being able to see so much of Venice from the top of the bell tower— the views are definitely a highlight and really beautiful. We paid €40 to go up, which felt a bit pricey, but overall the experience was still worth it. It was raining the day we visited, yet we still enjoyed the panoramic views over the city. A memorable stop in Venice!

You can now only purchase tickets for the bell tower online. There is a QR code to scan by the main entrance or visit their official website in advance. There is only one official ticket office for bell tower tickets and so you want the website with basilicasanmarco.skiperformance in the web address. I also highly recommend you do this in advance as it took us 45 minutes trying to do this there and then & the website kept crashing or took an age to buffer on account of the number of people trying to do the same thing in the same location. When we moved away from the area the website loaded more easily. They are the best views of Venice for sure and cost €15 per adult with cheaper prices for children.

The ticket system can be a little overwhelming, but once you get them, you will wait some time in queue for the lift. We had tickets for 18:00 - 18:30, the sunset was at 18:08 and we entered queue around 17:57 and got up after 18:14, the sun was already set but still was beautiful. The views you get up There is like nothing else provided in Venezia. You can see almost all of it, if you are here i definitely recomend giving these views a go.

Definitely worth to visit the tower. Great view from the top for every side of Venice. The lift takes you up and then down again. Recommend to buy tickets in advance as it might be busy. Also entrance might be flooded during high tide so be prepared with shoes covers.

The Campanile is the main landmark in Piazza San Marco and a must-do visit in Venice! The ascent is super easy, done entirely by elevator, and you only pay the entrance ticket (no extra fees for the elevator). ​The experience is a pure lookout point: there are no rooms or exhibitions up there, but the reward is the most spectacular 360-degree view of the city. *** Tip: Go up in the afternoon! Often, the morning fog covers the tower and can hinder the view. In the afternoon, visibility is usually perfect, offering the best perspective.

This allows you to have a look around Venice from above. You reach the top of the Campanile with an elevator and once on the top you can move around (literally) the balcony (closed with a metal net for security reasons. You are able to spot the points of interest all around and there’s a map in front of every “window” to help you understand what you’re looking at. The visit can really take 30 minutes if you’re not wishing to spend much time looking at the view. You will likely need to queue for the elevator both up and down, even if you have a timed ticket. Talking of which, it would be much better to buy that in advance to select the slot which suits you best. You can do so directly on the official website, where you have to create an account. You will receive digital tickets, no need to print. You don’t need a guide for this tour, as it is literally just a sightseeing.

Beautiful location. Choose the time of year you go as it can become very busy indeed. The streets of Venice are many and varied with many bridges and not a car to be seen. The waterways are busy too, bustling with boats which is entertaining to watch. Easy access by foot straight from the train station. Most definitely worth a visit but go armed with 'maps' on your phone so you don't get lost.

Such a lovely place to visit, the buildings are stunning. Very busy with a great feel and atmosphere. Very easy to get too, with lots of gift shops and stalls very close by, and also ferrry rides and gondola rides on the waterfont. A wonderfully beautiful place to be. Very hapy to have visited here

Beautiful buildings. Not crowded in October. Pleasant weather. Live music in the middle of the Piazza at Cafe Florian. Best place for some photos. I did not visit the building, just drank a coffee and walked around.

In my opinion, Piazza San Marco is one of the most beautiful squares in the world. The entire place feels almost magical — the canals, the buildings, the bell tower, the palace, and the clock all add a unique touch of grandeur and splendor. This square was one of the main reasons I visited Venice, and it truly exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend experiencing its charm in person.

Piazza San Marco is absolutely stunning — truly the heart of Venice! The architecture is breathtaking, with St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, and the Campanile all surrounding the square. There’s something magical about just standing there, listening to the music from the cafés, and watching the world go by. It can get crowded, but it’s 100% worth visiting. Try coming early in the morning or later in the evening when it’s quieter — the atmosphere is unforgettable. A must-see for anyone visiting Venice

Lots of seagulls that will attack you if you have food. Get ready to defend yourself. Great place that really adds to the magic of venice specially when you are standing in the main plaza

An absolutely stunning place, full of history and beauty. The architecture is breathtaking, and the atmosphere is truly unique. It can get quite crowded, but it’s definitely worth visiting. A must-see spot in Venice!

This bridge is really beautiful. It offers a nice view around, being quite high and is amazing both day and night. On the downside, it’s crazy crowded and you may need to wait your turn just to take a picture.

The Ponte di Rialto in Venice is one of the most beautiful bridges I’ve ever seen. The combination of the gondolas gliding along the Grand Canal and the bridge’s elegant architecture creates one of the most breathtaking views in all of Venice. It truly feels magical. I highly recommend visiting it!

Fantastic views from either side of the bridge make this bridge well worth a visit. The earlier in the day you can manage the better as it is still crowded in the winter months. However the views are worthwhile and the photo opportunities are excellent.

Visited the Rialto Bridge while in Venice, very easy to get to and visible from different places and also from the water. Lots of shops on each side of the bridge, and lots of gift stalls at each end. A beautiful structure that is equally beautiful in daylight as it is after dark. A must see if in venice

It’s a bridge — but a very beautiful one! The Ponte di Rialto is a great spot to take pictures and enjoy views of the Grand Canal. It’s usually busy, but the atmosphere is amazing. Definitely worth a quick stop when exploring Venice.

Loved staying nearby this beautiful bridge. Definitely a highlight to see it at all times of day, with the shops, the joy of everyone else experiencing the iconic moment and even the tension of all the boats and ferries doing the everyday life and business in the canal around it. There is a great local grocery store just down the canal. We didn’t end up eating in any of the restaurants right there as we found wonderful trattoria away from the crowds. Loved finding new views of it and from it.

An amazing experience. The Rialto bridge is definitely a must-see bridge while in Venice. It gets busy during the day as all tourists know this is a must-visit destination. We came here in October 2025 and there was still a lot of visitors but it is at the end of the season. There are restaurants where you can sit and enjoy cocktails and people-watch. The waterways are very busy so there's always something going on.

I enjoyed Peggy Guggenheim. I am also a fan of contemporary/ Modern Art! I am fascinated at how creative and ahead of their times the artists that she collected were in the 1930's. Get the audio version, the back story helps you understand the relationships that Peggy had (or did not have) with the artists. If you don't like contemporary art, go for the view it is beautiful overlooking the canal or in the garden. Venezia!!! Venice is eternity itself.❤️

A must see when in Venice, totally worth the visit. I also recommend spending the extra €7 (on the steep side, to be fair) for the audioguide since there's an abundance of information regarding the artists and the collection in general (and the collectors themselves, of course). While a small gallery, the switch from garden to rooms to terrace (with exhibits) gives a nice and sophisticated feeling itself. You'll find the chance to see original Kandinsky, Picasso, Dali and Ernest (and many other famous contemporaries). I hope this helps 😊 P.S. while we booked in advance for early morning, there was no difficulty to also purchase tickets there. However, there was much more visitors than we expected, especially this early (first hours of opening).

A timeless favorite in Venice and one of the most enjoyable museum experiences in the city. Entry was €16 per person, and absolutely worth it. The collection brings together some of the most iconic works of modern art — Pollock, Miró, Magritte, Calder, and of course, Peggy’s own spirit running through the house. The museum is compact but deeply personal, with pieces displayed in what was once her home overlooking the Grand Canal. We started with coffee and a slice of chocolate cake at the café (a bit ordinary, but the view made up for it) before exploring the galleries. Intimate, vibrant, and full of history — it’s easy to see why this is a favorite spot for so many visitors.

Beautiful historic complex by the Canale Grande and quite an impressive collection. They also have temporary exhibitions of good quality. Be mindful though that accessibility is only warranted in the sculpture garden. Everywhere else there’s stairs up and down into and in the buildings.

Probably the most visited museum for modern art in Venice. To avoid waiting for an hour in front of the ticket office, buy your ticket on the internet. The art is safe, e.g. Mrs Guggenheim preferred to invest in known artists rather than taking risks. Much of the pleasure of coming here is negatively affected by the affluence of visitors. Plan your visit accordingly if you can.

WORLD CLASS! 👍👍👍👍👍 Here you will find a lot of the best artists of the best, a top place to visit in Venice. 🥰 They have a nice café. ☕🍷🍺 Entrance 15€, discount of you are owner 70 years old. 🙏 Picasso, Miro, Kandinsky and more of those guys. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Nice collection of modern artwork from Cubism, surrealism and abstract art and sculptures. Works of Salvador Dali, Picasso and Joan Moro among others are displayed. Location along the Grand Canal is an ideal location. We spend quite a lot of time there. A nice cafe offers refreshing drinks too.

Nothing quite like it. For travellers, this body of water represent life, entertainment, livelihood, connection to ea SH other, services and beauty. So much history, so much beauty! At night time it glitters colours and lights from different establishments. During the day it becomes a guide, a marker for people to follow and wander to their destination. Venice and Grand Canal, where nature and people’s ingenuity combine.

The Grand Canal is the heart of Venice—beautiful palaces lining both sides, gondolas gliding by, and vaporettos buzzing through. Whether you take a boat ride or just admire it from the bridges, the views are absolutely unforgettable.

This waterway runs the entire length of the Lagoon of Venice! There is much traffic on the waterway: water buses, water taxis, gondolas and private boats and amazing to see how they navigate it all. I purchased a 3-Day Water Bus pass and it allowed me to enjoy the beautiful views, massive buildings, Rialto Bridge and exquisite architecture of all the other buildings along the waterway.

The Grand Canal is Venice’s main waterway, offering stunning views of historic palaces and iconic bridges — a must-see for first-time visitors.

It was amazinggg, We loved it.We took the gondola and it was a great experience. We paid 90€ in total for three people. The price does not change depending on the number of people. It is the same whether there are five people. The 30 minute gondola ride is priced at 90€.Definitely take a walk around the back streets, this is essential to understand the spirit of Venice. And definitely eat at more local establishments, it's cheaper and more original.

Obviously a world famous place to go, wonderful, must go there, loved it. Enjoyed a lot, an outstanding experience.

Line 1 of the vaporetto is Venice’s best show. If you’re lucky enough to get the seats beside the pilot cabin, you feel the city open up: the thrum of the engines, the vibration of the deck plates, the water slapping the hull, and palazzi lit like stage sets as you glide past. Rialto was once the world’s trading floor, where goods from East and West were landed — and you sense that weight of history even now, slipping under its arch by night. A vaporetto ride is Venice’s greatest souvenir: not bought, but lived.

The museum is well worth visiting. The castle's history makes it a very interesting and special place to visit.

It's a beautiful spot for a peaceful walk. I gave 4/5 stars because it was small, not a lot to explore.

I was stationed at Aviano Air Base from 1986 to 1992. My friends and I visited the Castello often. Many times we would take the newcomers on road trips around the countryside and one of the stops was the Castello di Conegliano. We would explore the inside and go up to the top of the tower. Then we would go to the small cafe at the wall overlooking the wine valley below and enjoy a glass of house wine or two.

Small castle but very pretty and well taken care of. Beautiful view from the top. Small museum, about 4 floors to explore. The garden outside is very relaxing. The lady at the ticket booth is very friendly and helpful.

very nice castle with a bar and restaurant

Didn't go in the tower itself, just wandered around the gardens and sat for an aperativo at the cafe next door. The castle is not really a castle, just a tower. Buts it's a nice visit if paired with the cafe.

It was awesome to visit. The view at the top was spectacular. And the journey up the tower had lots of nifty things to look at. Parking lot was decent sized, but some very narrow spots on the way up.

It was a nice tour through the po di maistra. The tour was about 2 hours and costs 15€ per person. We took the trip on sunday as an alternative trip because our main trip got canceled due to Covid. We do not speak Italian. However we do speak German, English, Dutch and a bit of French. The captains speaks Italian in a very clear and slow mannet which helps in understanding the gross of the tour. We got some information about the history and the current state of the Delta Po park and the connections to Veneto etc. The captain stopped at several quiet spots where lots of birds could be seen. The trip is probably great if you understand all the Italian or if you are really Interested in the water, nature, fish and birds. Otherwise this might not be the best trip for you.

Great trip on Delta de Po! We were with our family - 2 adults + 3 kids. Tour guide was very professional and fluent im English! He knows a lot od stories and facts about the nature and history od the region! We can highly recommend their services!

Very nice excursion on the Po River. The captain Edoardo was really lovely and glad to answer our questions about any concern we had. Experience to repeat 100%

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(Translated by Google) On the advice of friends who had already had this experience, we decided to do this excursion that with a well-equipped boat and with a capacity of about 50 people we immersed ourselves in a branch of the Po that flows into the sea all accompanied by the captain who also acted as a guide who told us the history and life of the various places where you feel like you are in another place in the world. We then moored on a small island for a few minutes, the time to take a walk and some photos and then return to the starting point Excursion that lasts about three hours but you don't notice the time passing by for the wonder of things to see. Compliments for the organization I recommend booking Cost of € 20 per person that you pay before leaving but certainly well spent (Original) Su consiglio di amici che avevano già fatto questa esperienza, abbiamo deciso di fare questa escursione che con una barca ben dotata e con portata circa 50 persone ci siamo immersi in un ramo del po che sfocia in mare il tutto accompagnato dal capitano che ci faceva anche da guida il quale ci raccontava la storia e la vita dei vari posti dove ti sembra di essere in un altro posto del mondo . Abbiamo poi ormeggiato in una piccola isola per qualche minuto il tempo di fare due passi e qualche foto per poi fare ritorno al punto di partenza Escursione che dura circa tre ore ma che non ci si accorge del tempo che passa per la meraviglia di cose da guardare. Complimenti per l'organizzazione Consiglio la prenotazione Costo di 20 € a persona che si paga prima di partire ma sicuramente ben spesi

(Translated by Google) We took the excursion on Saturday morning...we had been advised to visit the Po Delta Park by boat because it is very beautiful. I confirm that it is so. The trip lasts about 2 and a half hours, the boat driver, who is also the guide of the excursion, Stefano is very good and patient. He involves the people on board a lot by telling various stories and anecdotes about the territory. You can see some of the many species of birds (there are more than 300 in the park). Also recommended for those with children in tow. (Original) Abbiamo compiuto l'escursione di sabato mattina...ci avevano consigliato di visitare il Parco del Delta del Po' in barca perché è molto bello. Confermo che è così. La gita dura 2 ore e mezza circa, il conduttore della barca, che è anche guida dell'escursione, Stefano è molto bravo e paziente. Coinvolge molto le persone a bordo raccontando varie storie e aneddoti sul territorio. Si vedono alcune delle molte specie di uccelli(nel parco ve ne sono più di 300). Consigliato anche a chi ha bimbi a seguito.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful experience, a boat trip in the Po Delta. Very interesting for the kids. We had the opportunity to see the wildlife, with extensive explanations from the boat captain. In addition to the opportunity to visit a wild beach, on the return trip we were lucky enough to spot some dolphins frolicking. The icing on the cake: the toast at the end of the trip, with prosecco offered by our guide. Congratulations! (Original) Bellissima esperienza,una gita in barca nel delta del Po. Molto interessante per i ragazzi. Abbiamo avuto l'occasione di vedere la fauna con tante spiegazioni da parte del comandante della barca. Oltre alla possibilità di visitare una spiaggia selvaggia, nel ritorno abbiamo avuto la fortuna di avvistare dei delfini saltellare. La ciliegina sulla torta: Il brindisi a fine gita, con prosecco offerto dalla nostra guida. Complimenti !

You will found shallow water here. The sea water is not so clear. Also will found crabs 🦀.

I loved it..All the attractions 😻😻

Amazing place to take your time in with the Venetian Lagoon

Nice place fore running...

Nice place for visit

Top cool

So yummy food 😘

Beautiful as always

Very breathtaking site and quite place

Dont know

Walk near river

(Translated by Google) A magnificent route to relax, with a wonderful landscape: with the Sile and the fauna, mallards, moorhens and swans, it is an unforgettable spectacle. Accessible both by bike and on foot, it is partly covered with gravel and partly asphalted. In the asphalted part, which passes from Fiera di Treviso to Treviso, it has benches and points with machines for exercising: it is therefore a true paradise for athletes. Perfect to travel in all seasons. (Original) Un magnifico percorso per rilassarsi, con uno stupendo paesaggio: con il Sile e la fauna, germani, gallinelle d'acqua e cigni, è uno spettacolo indimenticabile. Percorribile sia in bici che a piedi è in parte coperta da ghiaino e in parte è asfaltata. Presenta nella parte asfaltata, che passa da Fiera di Treviso a Treviso,panchine e punti con macchinari per fare esercizio fisico: è dunque un vero paradiso per gli atleti. Perfetta da percorrere in tutte le stagioni.

(Translated by Google) Stunning corner in nature just outside the center of Treviso. The route follows the entire course of the Sile reaching Silea with a cycle path, after which the road branches off into paths that can be followed on foot or by bike even as far as Jesolo if desired, encountering various bars and restaurants passing through the various towns. It truly is an oasis at your fingertips. Stunning in every season (Original) Stupendo ritaglio nella natura subito fuori dal centro di Treviso. Il percorso segue tutto il corso del Sile arrivando fino a Silea con una pista ciclabile, dopodiché la strada si dirama in sentieri da percorrere a piedi o in bici addirittura fino a Jesolo volendo, incontrando vari bar e ristoranti passando per i vari paesi. È veramente un'oasi a portata di mano. Stupenda in ogni stagione

(Translated by Google) The best place in Treviso if you're looking for a bit of tranquility outside the city center. This walk, which connects Treviso's city center with Silea, Casier, and then all the way to Jesolo, runs alongside the Sile River for much of its length. It's a wonderful walk, whether you're alone for a workout or with your family, given the large number of animals both in and out of the water. In the summer, you can enjoy water sports like kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, which can also be rented along the route. There are two refreshment points along the walk, Al Makallè and Da Nea. (Original) Il miglior posto di treviso se si cerca un po’ di tranquillità fuori dal centro. Questa passeggiata che collega il centro di Treviso con Silea, Casier e poi arriva fino a Jesolo, affianca il fiume Sile per gran parte del suo percorso. Bellissima da fare sia da soli se ci si vuole allenare correndo, oppure anche in famiglia vista la grandissima quantità di animali presenti sia fuori che dentro l’acqua. D’estate e possibile praticare sport d’acqua come kayak e sup che si possono noleggiare anche lungo il percorso. Durante la passeggiata ci sono due punti di ristoro, Al makallè e da nea.

We love the charming city of Treviso. It has cobblestone streets, narrow sidewalks and adorable cafe's. We had the best gelloto. You can get lost in the many little streets within the walls of the fortress. Many streets line the canals were you with see ducks a swans. Rent a bike or take a stroll around the fort.

Piazza dei Signori is the heart of Treviso and one of the city’s most beautiful squares. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings and lively cafés, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the atmosphere and start exploring the charming streets nearby. A must-see when visiting Treviso!

We preferred a walk in this city instead of crowded Venice. And we do not regret it, a very calm, beautiful and history-filled town.

The Loggia adjacent to the piazza has lovely vaulted ceilings. We enjoyed a lovely dinner @ one of the restaurants there

The sole center of this small Veneto town is adorned with Trecento Palace housing the Prefecture. Beautiful architecture with many bars around, in as well nice and charming streets

A very lively square of the town, full of bars and artistic sculptures every corner. It’s worth the visit.

Perfect half day trip, specially if you want to see a mini venice minus the crowds

We had a great tasting experience with Francesca! We love family owned and operated vineyards, and this winery embodies just that!

Had a lovely time here. Excellent wine tasting at reasonable price. Francesca was knowledgeable. It would be great if they have aircond at the main tasting area. It was really hot when we were there although it was during autumn. Other than that it’s all great.

Such an incredible experience and probably the best Prosecco I’ve had in Italy. The ladies that own it were incredibly sweet and so fun.

My family and I stopped by this vineyard on the way to Venice. Definitely one of the highlights of our trip! Elisa was so welcoming and we learned the history of the vineyard and her family. We also learned the different denominations of prosecco and tasted a variety of brut and extra dry wines. The prosecco is PHENOMENAL and they ship to the U.S.. Elisa even got us a reservation at a local pizzeria and drove us to the restaurant. Overall, an absolutely amazing experience. If we are ever in Valdobbiadene again, we will be sure to visit this winery!

Best time we had here. Great Prosecco and service. Would recommend, would go back.

The vineyard looks great, the owners are amazing people and told us everything we needed and everything we wanted to know. The story of this family it’s truly an inspiration and an example to follow. Also, the wines are unexpectedly good and if you ever get there you must try it.

OMG, what an experience! Have never drunk better Prosecco, delicious wines, perfect and lovely hospitality, some new knowledge and interesting facts about grapes, production and types of Prosecco 😍 highly recommend to visit while in Valdobbiadene! Grazie mile! 🖤

Villa di Maser is one of the Palladian villas and the last one to be inhabited by a Duke, the husband of the late Contessa Diamante. It is beautiful, the frescoes are incredible. They make their own prosecco. It is a must see if you are in the Veneto region of Italy

Book a guided tour which includes the Tempietto church, and wine tasting plus lunch at the Casa Diamante on the estate. That will make for a perfect morning.

Amazingly friendly staff - everyone highlighted one thing or another and seemed to enjoy having visitors! Very great architecture (of course), and impressive to see the inside, too - plus the fountain in the back!

Stunning Palladian villa, with wonderful frescoes. Sadly, no photographs are allowed inside the building.

The most magical place in Maser! Not to be limited to a single visit, to be able to notice a new detail in Veronese's frescoes every time. Nice little dogs (the same ones found in the frescoes) welcome visitors, and some cats appear as well (must check behind the sofa!).

Fantastic villa and beautiful paintings on the walls. Lovely gardens. Definitely recommend.

We went for a look at the villa today and a glass of wine it was great, they had all info sheets in all languages which was really helpful

No tickets required, but dress appropriately! If you have too much skin showing, they will provide covering to wear for 1 Euro. I was very impressed by that, so no one would be turned away! You can wear shorts and short sleeve shirts for comfort in the heat...just not too short. This magnificent place is a must-see!

The Basilica of St. Anthony is truly my place of strength. Every time I come here, I feel a powerful energy that surrounds and uplifts me. The atmosphere is so unique and deeply spiritual that it’s impossible to leave without feeling renewed and inspired. A must-visit for anyone who wants to experience something beyond the ordinary.

The exterior is a melange of architectural styles, fairly plain brickwork but with Byzantine minarets and domes reminiscent of the Hagia Sophia of Istanbul. Internally it is pure Gothic with wonderful sculptures and artwork. The scale is vast and the ceilings almost disappear into the distance, many covered by netting to catch falling debris. This is a site of pilgrimage for followers of Saint Anthony and there was a line to enter the chapels containing his relics. The lighting is very dim so the architecture is not shown to best advantage but nevertheless the effect is inspiring.

It was a great blessing and goosebumping experience to have a dharhsan at St. Antony's basilica at Padova. One could feel the positive divine vibration the moment enters into the Basilica. Indeed, we spent more time in the Basilica in prayer and meditation. St. Antony of Padova is the patron saint for lost objects. St. Antony of Padova is widely celebrated saint in South India. We had a opportunity to pray at his cemetery, tonsee his unperished tounge and jaw. His incorruptible relic is housed in this basilica.

Due to our ancestral devotion to St. Anthony, my wife and I made a point to visit Padua, and the cathedral here is truly mesmerizing. Having visited Lisbon as well, we were particularly struck by the abundance of St. Anthony’s relics housed in this beautiful church. You will find St Anthony's pillow stone, uncorrupted tongue of St Anthony, Jaw bone with teeth, vocal apparatus, skin from head, cassock, St Anthony's finger, hair. Plus relics of other saints and items from cross on which Jesus died

One of the most magnificent basilicas you will ever see. Its fame rests not only on its architectural beauty but also on the spiritual aura that resides within the basilica. It houses the mortal remains of St Antony of Padua. It also has the relics of more than a dozen other saints including St Pope John Paul II. Catholics from all over the world flock to the Basilica throughout the year. One thing that catches our eyes is the altar that has all the relics.

Amazing inside and outside. Went for a walk by night and it was very never with the moonlight. The interior is superb, lots of different Chappelle with amazing art and, of course the saint Anthony spaces for pilgrims. Please, respect the place, there's people praying

Ever since I read Gombrich’s The Story of Art years ago, I had dreamed of visiting this place. Undoubtedly the highlight of our trip to Italy! Impeccably preserved, with lighting at the base that showcases the frescoes in the chapel in the best possible way. Giotto, in the 1300s, is a landmark figure pinned on the grand tapestry of art history, undeniably a medieval genius and at the same time the starting point of the Renaissance. He was among the first to bring architectural frames, outdoor scenery, shadowing, expressions, and natural gestures into his figures. Giotto’s innovations in spatial depth and emotional realism paved the way for Masaccio, and eventually for Da Vinci, Michelangelo and the High Renaissance. What makes the experience even more fascinating is its story: the chapel was commissioned by Enrico Scrovegni as an act of penance for his family’s sins of usury. The only real pity is that each visit is limited to just 15 minutes. Honestly, it feels far too short, so we couldn’t help but want to buy another ticket just to experience it all over again.

What an amazing place and fascinating history. Regardless of whether you are religious or not. The incredible creativity of a man in the 1300's has to be witnessed. The human emotions that have been depicted throughout the chapel are amazing. Highly recommend a visit to this well organised historic site.

This is a rare chance to see a monumental work by Giotto, spinning several dozen biblical scenes. You have to buy tickets in advance, but the experience is definitely worth your time and hassle.

The chapel itself was astonishing and breathtaking. There was a short video in air-conditioned room before entering, which provided general info. - Unfortunately, there was not enough time to patiently savour the frescoes, we were rushed out, so I was very dissappointed:( *I know there are many people coming to visit, but I would strongly consider prolonging the visiting time.

A must see when you visit the beautiful city of Padova. Very important to arrive in time as stated by your on line reservation as the admission process for visiting the chapel is strictly adhered to.

Absolute riot of fresco that are staggeringly numerous, detailed and beautiful. Entry strictly controlled and 15 minutes only, so try booking 2 consecutive slots to do this place justice.

Thank God, they haven't covered the original paintings and original walls. Since this is not the active chapel, we can feel the real archeological smell. Visitors are allowed inside onkybfor 15 min. There is an automatic door system to ensure the interiors are protected from environmental damage to the original paintings. Surprised to know that it was a private chapel of a wealthy citizen lived in Padova. His name was. Enrico Scrovegni. Like Dante's hell , this Chapel has Giotto 's hell. Interesting to know that there is a pope (rebelled )in the hell. The paintings are worth watching.

Absolutely worth the 10€ entry fee! The museum is really well put together, and the free in-browser audio guide is great. The gardens themselves showcase an incredible variety of plants, some iconic, some obscure. Admittedly, not every plant is easily identifiable in the sense that I went around for a while looking for bananas and vanilla, as they were supposed to be present, but never found them. But it doesn't feel like it really took away from the overall experience. Two hours or so well spent.

We had a pleasant visit to the garden and museum. While much of the vegetation looked dry, the plants and trees were well marked and and the gardens contained many large tree specimens with an interesting series of walkways. It wasn’t crowded on a Saturday morning. The museum was a pleasant surprise and had both Italian and English descriptions of the varied scientific exhibits which were fascinating. There was even a WC!

It's 10 euros to enter, which I thought was a bit much. I'm used to botanical gardens being free, but every attraction in the area has a fee. If you are looking for some green space near venice, this is your jam. Two stops away. It has a lovely garden. The greenhouse with a wide array of plants from all over the world is the highlight.

When you visit Padova, you should visit their Botanical Garden. It is the oldest academic botanical garden that is still in its original location, truly historical. Make sure to allot at least half a day to be able to enjoy all parts of the garden.

The botanical garden was a stunning place, and the audio tour made it even better. Do remember to bring ear buds or headphones as it’s the most important part to truly experience the history of the place. With centuries old trees and the history to go with it, it deserves an afternoon of your time (spent approx 2 hours, walking very slowly).

Definitely worth a visit, especially on a rainy day in Padua! The indoor greenhouses are spectacular and feature fun informational videos, and plants from several ecosystems around the globe!

Extraordinary place with thousands of plants. Everything is organised and beautiful. We had a great time and I would recommend it to everyone.

This is a lovely piazza to visit with many sculptures surrounding the water and grass area, however there isn't much else to do unless you visit on a market day. We caught the stall holders clearing away on the Saturday evening, so there was a lot of plastic mess around the piazza but it was all clean by the Sunday. You can walk the length of Via Roma towards the Prato delta Valle and also visit the Botanic Gardens and Basilica. If approaching from Via Roma, there is a supermarket on the opposite side of the piazza.

So many statues, and the four bridges! The main square is huge. The basilica is well worth seeing, as is the church to the N (1 block) of the park. FYI, there are some cute 'tourist trap' places along that street for souvenirs!!

Beautiful and epic! Can enjoy sitting or exploring. Great place to gather with friends or family, or to walk/exercise. Perfect time to visit is day or night.

Prato della Valle is a huge square where in summer you can feel like a cutlet on a Teflon frying pan. The place is certainly impressive in size and number of statues, but the sun is so generous here that the only shadow is your own. Yes, it is beautiful, spacious, but it is better to come either at dawn or after sunset, otherwise the walk turns into an express version of an open-air sauna.

One of the largest squares in Italy and home to over 70 statues from important names in the history of the city. However, I do feel that the place is a bit overrated for tourism. The square (and the water) is a bit dirty, a lot of concrete, and there are no signs or plaques with explanations about the statues.

Great central circle with lots of historical significance which doubles as a park. It made for a great starting location to navigate the city.

It was our first stop for the day which might have been a mistake as a tourist. It was nice seeing the local vendors but they were selling produce and since we were traveling, we could not take advantage of their products. I believe it would be different at night when the street vendors are serving food. It would be an excellent place for live music as well. As for the area itself. There is a lot of green space surrounded by water with bridges to cross the water. There are many statues to look at and it was very peaceful when we were there. If I were to return, I would definitely do the evening visit.

Cash only as they have no connection for a card machine. Nice collection of animals with absolutely stunning black panthers. However they refuse to let younreturn to your car for say a picnic so you either have to carry it round the whole place with you or wait until you leave. It wouldn't be difficult to say stamp your hand or even give you a ticket. This just seems unnecessary inconvenience, especially when there's no cafe or anything more than a few vending machines on site.

Lots under construction at the beginning of the standard itinerary - would be good to have more information on their renovations explaining what's coming. I hope it's bigger enclosures for the big cats... We managed to see them all up super close which was great but probably because enclosures small. In general not a lot of info on the boards of enclosures, some missing, many not in English and would get nice to know where animal came from, if born in captivity, where etc. A bit more behind the scenes insights! Some free little talks would be a nice add in. Nice that there is no restaurant or shops, makes it nicely non commercial and focused on the visit. Nice play park for kids at the end. Would be nice to receive a detailed map upon entering Thank you

The zoo is nice, some windows are so dirty you cannot see through. 😅 unfortunately, when we were there some parts were under construction. Overall, it was a nice experience. The down side is they DO NOT HAVE a restaurant or coffeshop/bar inside their zoo, only some vendingmachines. You must pack you own lunch! (Do not be us, we had to leave earlier because we were starving).

This was a fun experience. The kid had a blast, we had a lot of fun too. It is quite big, it could be better taken care of but since we went right after the lock down I think it was because of that. A lot of different animals!

An amazing, huge park with a lot of different kinds of animals and interesting information on stands. There are many places where you can seat, rest and eat (food you should bring with you). Worth visiting!

The best: not crowded zoo. Animals have a really big space and they seem well care. As they have a lot of space, they can hice easily inside their cages so you may wait a bit until you can see some of them. You can bring your own food to make a picnic inside. No bar inside but there are some bending machines for coffee and snacks.

Very good place to visit with your son. My chield love the animals.

Very well-maintained walls, clean and safe. Panoramic and cool to walk during evening in the spring. €5 (per adult) well spent.

This is such a hidden gem - beautiful place and seriously impressive to be able to make the full tour on medieval city walls. Little tricky with a fear of heights, but manageable. The barriers were robust all round, and we felt sufficiently secure to bring our little boy there. Prams can be left at the entrance. The inside of the city itself is also nice to stroll around.

My wife and I were brought here by a family friend while visiting her here in Italy. We walked along the top of the wall that surrounds the city and marveled at the sights. The view is incredible. I wouldn't recommend the tour along the wall for anyone who's afraid of heights. The city itself is charming and had a street market setup when we were there. I was told that the market is only setup on Mondays.

Super cool experience to walk the walls surrounding this city. Only ones of the style that ypu still can walk in Europe. 360 degree veiws of the ancient town inside the walls and out along with a couple museums.

Cittadella itself is a nice little place. The normal day to day Italian life is visible here, in september there are hardly toerist. On Wednesday morning there is a market, the city holds Manny (coffee)bars and restaurants. There are also a lot of clothing shops. Verry nice for a 4-5 hour visit and lunch. The wall costs 5 euro to visit and wil give you stunning views over the city and surroundings. In a ralex pace the walk around took us 1 hour+. Note: not suitable for people with fear of heights 🫣.

A truly beautiful historic town with stunning buildings and a remarkable castle wall that can be visited and walked upon. There are plenty of cozy spots to enjoy coffee or grab a bite to eat, and parking is abundant and inexpensive. Do note that everything closes at 1 p.m. and reopens at 3 p.m. for siesta. Highly recommended.

BEAUTIFUL AND BREATHTAKING WALK ALONG THE HISTORIC CITY WALLS OF CITTADELLA. The full-price ticket for multiple destinations is very good and valid for a whole year. There is plenty of parking nearby. We purchased our entrance tickets from the tourist office located next to Porta Bassano.

Grappa is one of Italian most famous spirits. Poli family is one of few who established its production and one of the best in business with a tradition over 100 y. The museum is located in old town Bassano, few steps from the Ponte Vecchio bridge, town's main landmark. Museum is pretty small, but very well presented and it is free (have in mind most such museums throughout Europe and US charge entry fee). Apart from Grappa processing technology explained you can see historic bottles, sense Grappa varieties smells and best of all, taste free samples of it in a small shop at the end of the tour

Super interesting museum with loads of information and interactive resources. The Grappa is so tasteful and simply amazing. The museum is free and you can have a few samples with no pressure to buy. We brought a few 100ml bottles and we love them all. Quality is amazing and the price was very very good. Nice souvenirs! A must for people visiting Bassano!

Fantastic and free museum! Worth the stop to learn about Grappa! The samples at the end were great and show just how diverse grappa flavors can be.

Liked it. Has a nice atmosphere and you can taste the beverages for free. No entry fee. The prices for gin ,whiskey and Grappa are according to the status of the distillery and affordable.

Excellent museum and they invite you to try any of their Grappas. Wonderful quality and the museum is really well done. The video shows how Grappa is made and it is worth watching. You can chose the language as well.

Nestled at the foot of the historic Ponte Vecchio in Bassano del Grappa, the Poli Grappa Museum is not just a collection of exhibits — it’s a love letter to one of Italy’s oldest and most misunderstood spirits: Grappa. Run by the legendary Poli family, distillers since 1898, the museum guides you through five centuries of grappa-making, from rustic copper stills to modern-day artistry. You’ll learn how leftover grape skins (vinaccia) are transformed into a noble distillate — a process rooted in sustainability long before it was fashionable. The museum is small but beautifully curated, with multilingual explanations, antique distillation tools, and aromatic exhibits that let you “smell the spirit” in every sense. At the end, step into the tasting room, where the real magic happens. The Poli family’s grappe are elegant, refined, and expressive — from the floral and smooth Morbida, to the bold Sarpa di Poli. You’ll also find liqueurs, brandy, and even grappa-based perfumes. This is not just a stop for grappa lovers — it’s a window into Italian craftsmanship, tradition, and heart.

Just wow, one of the best places where you can find information about grapa and buy a lot of types of alcohol

You can get English or Italian audio guide to the museum which locates downstairs of a bar. The layout of the display cabinets were a bit confusing but the audios were very detailed. It was interesting and worth spending part of the afternoon there. After the museum, I suggest the outdoor seating at the bar because it has one of the most stunning views of River Brenta from there.

You can buy the tickets in the cafeteria and visit the museum downstairs to learn about the history of the Alpini

Very informative good exhibits

(Translated by Google) Small museum run by the Alpine troops inside the bar on the famous Bassano bridge. Small museum but very well kept and with some truly goosebump-inducing objects, the exhibit that struck me the most is the helmet with the bullet hole and still with traces of blood and brain matter, perhaps it is macabre but it reminds us that millions of people died. Thank you for what you do, places like this shout out loud "DON'T FORGET" especially to the new generations (Original) Piccolo museo gestito dagli alpini all'interno del bar sul famoso ponte di Bassano. Piccolo museo ma molto ben tenuto e con alcuni oggetti veramente da pelle d'oca, il reperto che più mi ha colpito è l'elmetto con il foro di proiettile e ancora con tracce di sangue e materia cerebrale, forse è macabro ma ci ricorda che milioni di persone sono morte. Grazie per quello che fate, posti simili gridano a gran voce "NON DIMENTICARE" soprattutto alle nuove generazioni

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum that tells the story of the Alpine troops. The museum entrance is inside the tavern, where tickets are available for €3. At the entrance, you can download an app with a museum guide. A must-see if you're visiting Bassano! (Original) Bellissimo museo che racconta la storia degli alpini. L’entrata del museo è all’interno della taverna dove si possono acquistare i biglietti a 3 euro. All’ingresso si può scaricare una app con la guida del museo. Assolutamente da visitare se si visita Bassano!

(Translated by Google) Small museum to access you pass through the bar where you buy tickets for 3 euros. You go down one floor and enter this small museum but very well stocked with memorabilia, weapons, helmets, uniforms and panels that tell the story of the Great War. There is the possibility of downloading an audio guide (very accurate), it is worth a visit. (Original) Piccolo museo per accedervi si passa dal bar dove si acquistano i biglietti al costo di 3 euro .Si scende di un piano e si entra in questo piccolo museo ma fornitissimo di cimeli ,armi ,elmetti divise e pannelli che raccontano la grande guerra .Vi e la possibilita' di scaricare un audioguida (molto accurata), merita una visita.

(Translated by Google) How emotional!! Remembering my grandfather, a Russian Alpine veteran. Beautiful, very well-made audio guide. The entrance fee was more than reasonable. The Alpine Museum in Bassano del Grappa is a moving place dedicated to the history of the Alpine troops and offers a collection of artifacts from the First and Second World Wars. Overall, the Alpine Museum in Bassano del Grappa is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history and culture of the Alpine troops. (Original) Quanta emozione !! Ricordando il nonno Alpino reduce di Russia Bellissimo , audio guida molto ben fatta . Biglietto di ingresso più che onesto . Il Museo degli Alpini di Bassano del Grappa è un luogo emozionante è dedicato alla storia degli Alpini e offre una collezione di reperti della Prima e Seconda Guerra Mondiale. In generale, il Museo degli Alpini di Bassano del Grappa è un luogo da visitare per chiunque sia interessato alla storia e alla cultura degli Alpini.

I tried to visit this military shrine dedicated to the soldiers who died in this area during the First World War. Unfortunately, the shrine is currently closed for renovation, and it seems it has been closed for quite some time. From the outside, however, the shrine looks truly impressive.

Sacrario Militare di Asiago – Ossario del Leiten 🇮🇹 For those who appreciate history and quiet reflection, the Sacrario del Leiten in Asiago is a place of deep emotional impact. Located on Leiten Hill at 1,058 meters above sea level, it overlooks the Plateau of the Seven Municipalities with striking majesty. Designed by architect Orfeo Rossato between 1932 and 1936, it was inaugurated in 1938 as a monumental ossuary to hold the remains of over 54,000 Italian and Austro-Hungarian soldiers who died in World War I. The structure consists of two main levels: a square crypt (80 meters per side) with wide corridors leading to an octagonal chapel, and above it, a towering triumphal arch with four fronts, standing 47 meters tall. A grand staircase flanked by symmetrical ramps leads visitors to the top, where engraved arrows point toward the surrounding mountains and former battle sites—a stone memorial that powerfully links landscape, memory, and history. Inside, silence is broken only by the engraved names of fallen soldiers—both identified and unknown—including twelve awarded the Gold Medal of Military Valor. Their memory is preserved with solemn dignity. Recently restored, the site is once again open to the public (Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM–12 PM and 2 PM–5 PM), now featuring an educational exhibit with artifacts and informative panels about the Great War. A powerful and moving place that combines monumental architecture, solemn landscapes, and a deeply reflective atmosphere. Ideal for those seeking a moment of remembrance, beauty, and historical significance.

Unfortunately closed for renovations but nothing had been updated online so a wasted journey. I would suggest any other potential visitors call before visiting.

The Sacrario Militare di Asiago sits heavy against the soft landscape of the Altopiano, its stark presence unmistakable from a distance. Walking the long, tree-lined approach felt almost ceremonial. an intentional stretch of silence before entering the crypt. Inside, the light is low, the marble cool, and the atmosphere reverent. Thousands of names line the walls in endless corridors, a sobering reminder of the brutal scale of World War I on this front. It’s not a place of grand gestures or theatrical design, but of weight and stillness. The weathering on the ceiling only adds to the gravity, a quiet surrender to time. Standing in that vast hall of sacrifice, it’s impossible not to reflect. This isn’t just a monument, it’s a statement, and one that lingers with you long after you’ve left the hill.

Amazing thoughtful place. It offers peace and amazing views with walks in the nature around the monument.

what a place. you have no words when you get there. it’s just so big. it’s just crazy. it’s just so nuts. incredible history here - it’s insane . def go check it out!!

Unfortunately closed for technical issues. Nothing had been updated online so a wasted journey. I would suggest any other potential visitors call before visiting. See photo.

Nice place to enjoy a relaxing afternoon. You can sit down for a picnic or walk around the lake. The distance is around 4km. They also have more trails that goes on top of the hill

Nice little lake

Very nice place, you can walk or bike around the lake. It has plenty of aquatic plants in the water, so probably not everyone would like to swim in it, though water is very clean.

Can walk or bicycle around the lake perimeter and several restaurants and places to have a drink are available.

Relax

Beautiful lake with many swans, parking 1 min walk away cool shack with snacks and beer and great pathway you can walk I’d stay cautious though as the path is hidden for halfway of the walk or bring a friend along

Nice quiet area to walk the lake. Bistro was a plus! Excellent service.

A trip to a magical world of gnomes... We absolutely loved it! A very special place, so much to entertain the children. The outside play park was great for my 2 young girls ,as well as the indoor playroom, that had an amazing view over the woodland. The bedrooms were wonderful, i reccommend booking the superior room, very spacious and great bathroom. Even my mother's bedroom, although small, had a large balcony, with a fantastic view. Fridge and kettle in the rooms were very welcome. Owners of the hotel and all staff very friendly and helpful. And the magical gnome walk? Well you will just have to go and discover it for yourselves. I highly reccommend it. My children are already asking to go back. We left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed and a bit sad to leave this fairytale behind.

We had a wonderful time at #VillaggioDegliGnomi! First and foremost, I need to mention the trail. The most comfortable and beautifully manicured trail I've had privilege to set foot upon! I had no concerns letting my kids run full speed downhill, because I knew their footing was sure and the fall would be into soft golf course type grass! As well I would gladly pay to run this loop 10 times! The playground was wonderful, and though there were plenty of other guests, we had no problem finding a table where we ate the picnic we had brought(you can also get food at the bar). There were slides and swings a volleyball ball court and basketball hoop, as well as 2 giant inflatable bouncy houses. There is also a 5 year old friendly race track that costs a 1 Euro token, but it is way more generous than the rides at the mall! The gnome village was wonderful! It is small, but as you would expect... after all, they are gnomes. Not to spoil the fun, but the gnome houses are interactive for the kids, and your kid can talk with them, see them, and maybe even get a sweet straight from the gnomes house should they say the magic word! The loop has a nice fitness circuit with various exercise equipment at stops through out the trail. Last but not least, the park is integrating a Pokemon go type app to benefit the park experience. Very cool from what I've seen, but it wasn't 100% integrated quite yet.

Such a lovely place, good for a holiday. Lots of activities for kids too. The Gnome Village is not to be missed, but I visited in winter so no luck. Daniela & Alvise are excellent hosts, smiling & helpful. The rooms are clean & food is good too. Would love to visit again.

The playground and gnomes are so fun. It's definitely worth the trip! Hotel staff are kind and try to communicate in English.

Wonderful place with good food and landscape, very nice trekking paths and the gnome experience is very funny. For families is the perfect place

This hotel has hidden fees everywhere! Be aware! They mislead you about prices and timing and the charge outrageous amount for things that are normally included into the price!

Very good for little children, beautiful to stay outside and drink something