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.

A charming place, worth a visit during a walk around the city. The market offered a wide selection, and everything seemed fresh.

One of the many little centres of life in Treviso. On this piece of land surrounded by water of the Cagnan canal a fish market takes place.

Nice place for aperitive and cicchetti, good location and helpful staff

Super nice fish market in a beautiful surroundings.

Picturesque market in Treviso

Treviso is really food. Don't forget to visit "i nani", near piazza signoria, for food and drink.

Nice area, with a lively fish market open from Monday to Saturday - all the mornings

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 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

The castle is beautiful from the drone, however you can't go inside. It appears private and is apparently only open for short periods.

Visited during "Libri in cantina". A well organised event in a wonderful setting. However, the castle is a private property. It is normally closed to the public and is accessible only on special occasions. Worth taking advantage of those if possible. It is worth walking up to it even if closed, the views of the surrounding vineyard are lovely.

Our visit to Castello di San Salvatore in Italy was rather disappointing. Unfortunately, we were unable to enter the castle, as it appeared to be open exclusively for pre-announced groups. This limitation was frustrating, and we were left with no option but to take a walk around the perimeter fence. Navigating our way to the castle was a challenge in itself, as there was a lack of clear directions on how to get there and where to park. The overall experience left us feeling bewildered and underwhelmed. It's unfortunate that we couldn't explore this historical site as we had hoped.

Absolutely stunning, the staff and food were amazing. The night was one perfect. Thank you for hosting the 1-503.

Perfect wedding location! I spent there an evenings enjoying a lot this spectacular place vibe.

From a distance the castle looks nice, thats olsa as far as you get. No parking allowed, private property.

Directly from middle age it's an interesting historical place, one of the few castles in the area still conserved and inhabited. Well maintained it is a private residence But under certain conditions it's possible to visit it.

We visited Villa Foscari “La Malcontenta” yesterday – a wonderful experience for me as an architect and for my husband, who is a painter. It’s the only Andrea Palladio villa located directly on the Brenta River, and it’s absolutely worth visiting. Less crowded than Villa Rotonda, it allows you to enjoy its beauty in complete peace and quiet. The façades facing the river and the park reveal two completely different characters – a true masterpiece of symmetry, proportion, and light. The young lady at the ticket desk was exceptionally kind and very knowledgeable about the history of the villa and the area. She shared many interesting details that made our visit even more special. You can also use an audio guide available in several languages – the access link is provided when you purchase your ticket.

Another superlative villa by Andrea Palladio (1508-1580), preserved from the 16th century as if in a time warp. Just a short drive from Venice or also reachable by boat via the Brenta Canal. It was conceived for the brothers Nicolo and Alvise Foscari and nearly complete by 1560. One of the interior rooms currently features a sculpture designed by Zaha Hadid (1950-2016), whose design was derived from the dimensions of the villa. The rooms themselves appear surprisingly livable with nice views of the canal and the garden.

I was expecting a bit more for the price we had to pay, some areas are closed off. Other villas that are close by charge less than half the price and has more to offer and see. They have informative cards about the villa in different languages (Italian, English and German, maybe French as well). Great architecture and arts within the villa though.

Charming Paladian villa with gorgeous frescoes, very close to Venice, but may be a little boring for non Architects

Upper floor not accessible, lower floor not accessible, only two rooms can be visited. Nothing special considering Italy’s and Veneto’s artistic heritage. Expensive ticket. Tourist trap

This is my favorite Palladio. Human, charming, approachable...

A short visit as there is only one floor to see , but absolutely worthwhile!

Beautiful paintings on the walls & the chandeliers were amazing! So much symbolism!

Interesting reflections of the past if how the rich lived. Expansive properties with large gardens.

Lovely villa with interesting art and frescoes, murano glass lights. The garden is in need of some attention though....

A good experience!

The Villa across the road sold as a combined ticket is the star and A five star attraction

Nice venician villa with remarkably preserved frescoes

Ancient mansion with astonishing paintings and a nice park

The "casoni" were closed so this is just a review of the surrounding area. Some interesting bird life in the lagoon but the area is pretty dirty. A lot of plastic bottles and waste. Could be much nicer!

Super.

Interesting place

(Translated by Google) Place immersed in the nature of the Venetian lagoon. Excellent for outdoor walks along a flat path easily accessible. Inside the casoni you can stop for a short refreshment (bar / restaurant) before continuing along the path. Also inside there is an exhibition that explains the origins of the place and its evolution that can be visited for free. The staff is very kind and helpful. I will definitely return. (Original) Luogo immerso nella natura della laguna Veneta. Ottimo per passeggiate all'aperto lungo un percorso piano facilemente accessibile. All'interno dei casoni ci si può fermare per un breve ristoro (bar/ristorante) prima di continuare lungo il percorso. Sempre all' interno è presente una mostra che spiega le origini del posto e la sua evoluzione visitabile gratuitamente. Il personale molto gentile e disponibile. Ci tornerò di sicuro.

(Translated by Google) at the restaurant inside the main farmhouse I found a very characteristic environment where I could eat good, well-prepared dishes, the staff was kind and helpful. Easy to access even with walking devices. Outside there is a nice space also suitable for picnics. (Original) presso il ristorante all'interno del casone principale ho trovato un ambiente molto caratteristico dove ho potuto mangiare dei buoni piatti curati e ben preparati, il personale gentile e disponibile. Di facile accesso anche con dispositivi deambulatori. Esternamentr un bello spazio adatto anche a pic nic.

(Translated by Google) Located amidst waters and lush greenery, they are a point of reference for walks, as well as a picnic spot. You can also get there with a tourist train. (Original) Situati in mezzo ad acque e verde rigoglioso sono un punto di riferimento per passeggiate, nonché punto per picnic. Vi si arriva anche con un trenino turistico.

(Translated by Google) I can't say much about these structures 🛖 given that my visit on site turned out to be very short, one could almost say a simple "inspection". I was there some time ago just taking a look 👀 from the outside since the casoni 🛖 were closed 🚫; in this regard, I believe that, for the benefit of the visitor, explanatory panels 🪧 could also be applied to the gate with any visiting times (even the classic "piece of cheese paper" would still be better than nothing). Having said that, the casoni 🛖 are suggestive and absolutely particular (I had never seen similar structures in the Venetian countryside), especially when considered in the landscape context 🌾 of which they are part. To get there, simply continue 🚘 south on the S.S. 309 🛣 and turn left ⬅️ at a certain point (immediately after the interconnection between the "Romea" itself and the "Piovese"), then following the appropriate directions. I will definitely return in good weather 🌞 also to take a walk 🚶🏻‍♂️ along the nearby embankment. P.S.❗️❗️❗️GOOGLE CENSORSHIP❗️❗️❗️ REVIEW REPUBLISHED WITH THIS NEW PROFILE CREATED FOLLOWING THE SHAMEFUL AND UNJUSTIFIED BLACKOUT OF THE PREVIOUS BY GOOGLE ADMINISTRATORS ❗️❗️❗️STOP CENSORSHIP❗️❗️❗️ (Original) Non posso dire moltissimo su queste strutture 🛖 visto che la mia visita in loco si è rivelata assai breve, si potrebbe dire quasi un semplice "sopralluogo". Ci sono stato qualche tempo fa limitandomi a dare un'occhiata 👀 dall'esterno dato che i casoni 🛖 erano chiusi 🚫; a tal proposito credo che, a beneficio del visitatore, sul cancello si potrebbero anche applicare pannelli esplicativi 🪧 con gli eventuali orari di visita (anche il classico "pezzo di carta da formaggio" sarebbe comunque meglio di niente). Detto ciò, i casoni 🛖 sono suggestivi e assolutamente particolari (non avevo mai visto strutture simili nelle campagne venete), specie se considerati nel contesto paesaggistico 🌾 di cui sono parte. Per arrivarci è sufficiente proseguire 🚘 in direzione sud sulla S.S. 309 🛣 e svoltare a sinistra ⬅️ ad un certo punto (subito dopo l'interconnessione tra la stessa "Romea" e la "Piovese") seguendo poi le apposite indicazioni. Tornerò senz'altro con la bella stagione 🌞 anche per concedermi una passeggiata 🚶🏻‍♂️ lungo il vicino argine. P.S.❗️❗️❗️GOOGLE CENSURA❗️❗️❗️ RECENSIONE RIPUBBLICATA CON QUESTO NUOVO PROFILO CREATO A SEGUITO DEL VERGOGNOSO E INGIUSTIFICATO OSCURAMENTO DEL PRECEDENTE DA PARTE DEGLI AMMINISTRATORI DI GOOGLE ❗️❗️❗️STOP CENSURA❗️❗️❗️

Friendly staff. Nice quiet place. Atmosphere, nurture, fresh air worth a visit. My 4 year old daughter is having a great time. Under 5 years old can entrance free and adult entrance fee is €5. Large car parking area available. Owl’s show is much interesting. Recommend for family with small children and who is interested nature, birds. Rest of the details you can find on official website.

Amazing place and such a great find. Am told this is a community owned place so all the money made through entrance goes to the upkeep of the place. However, make sure you bring cash as they don’t accept cards. We made this mistake after a long cycle ride (and the nearest ATM was not working) though the people who work here are very accommodating and so helped with the few coins we had. The world needs more places like this ... so if you are in the area, travelling through etc be sure to stop in. Please note this a nature reserve not a zoo!! So patience and, though we did, don’t always expect to see animals

Very nice experience, the guide is very well prepared and has a good level of English. The path is well designed and very educative for people of all ages with exhaustive panels. Exceptionally great for children.

Good place to visit. Natural park. and some birds to see.

Very interesting place to visit with a very passionate crew explaining also in English the importance of this place!!! Go there when around!!!

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Interesting exposure. Sweet staff. 6 € entrance per adult.

One of the most interesting and best organized museums I ever visited, more than highly recommended to visit!

its an eye opener,i love the opportunity to seeing it

This museum really amazed me because of the quantity and quality of its pottery: Bronze Age, Etrurian, Roman, Paleo-Christian, etc. The first room seems to be always dedicated to a small exhibition that mixes ancient artworks and modern designs. When I visited, it displayed glassware side-by-side with locally produced jewellery. The remainder halls mostly exhibit pottery. Quality ranges from basic red pottery and jars meant for food preservation to fine red-on-black and black-on-red figures pertaining to different ages. Most of it comes from several burials dug in the location of the necropolis of yore. The lapidarium shall not be overlooked. It does not compare with that of Aquileia in terms of size, however it stands out because of the clarity the reported inscriptions. Finally, there is a Gaul (Celtic) chariot, together with the skeletons of some horses, which is complemented by wall-paintings by Fedele, possibly a local (?) artist. Although some descriptions and labels are not excessively deep, the best aid to the understanding of archaeological findings is given by several maps, which are indeed accurate in their portrayal of the settlements and the European regions to which Adria was connected. Some explanatory videos are also present. Kudos to the staff and the curators for the hard work.

Brilliant collection and display of Roman and Etruscan life. All signage was in Italian but the English speaking guide we had was a born narator and passionate about his job

A wonderful museum and an excellent destination for all people who are interested in the ancient history and archeology of the caput adriae. The people there are very nice and polite. The conception of the Museum makes it easy for everyone to get in touch with the topic. Over that I recommend it to all archaeologists who are into late bronze age/iron age both south and north of the Alps. Also Classical archaeologists should visit the Museum and take a walk with Mrs. Facchi around the exhibition. Ancient Adria seems to be a very important interface between the classical mediterranian world and the bordering archaeological iron age cultures and thus the museum is a symbol for the importance of interdisciplinary archaeological research.

Quite good. If you are interested in the geology and history of the people who lived in italy in the past

Villa Emo is a beautiful Renaissance villa designed by Andrea Palladio, set within a historic farm estate near the village of Fanzolo. Once used for silk production, the grounds also feature fruit trees like lemons, reflecting its agricultural roots. Though a true Italian architectural gem, the villa is currently under renovation and may not be open to the public. To visit, take a train to Fanzolo, then continue on foot or by local transport.

Very beautiful villa, easy comunication to make the reservation. The decoration is amazing inside. There's parking in front of

This is a beautiful villa currently under renovation. To visit it is important, nay essential, to check opening times on the website. Even then, due to the ongoing renovation work accidents happen and patience may be needed. Today we had to wait until the electrical plant got going again after yesterday's storm: even the person responsible for the site was not able to digit her code to enter. That said, the lady is most helpful in providing information and she acted most professionally in a difficult situation. Kudos. (Suggestions for the owner: either get the lady an assistant, or pay her more: she answers the phone, explains, juggles tickets, and so forth. Maybe all right in winter, not so in summer.) The lady is evidently passionate about the site, Palladio's work, and about architecture in general. She provided information about the site, its past, future plans for it, and about nearby works by Palladio (and Scarpa). Once in, the 6 rooms currently accessible are very nicely restored to the previous glory. The park is very nice. Highly recommended: my family's experience today was completely at odds with some of the reviews on this site. Thank you, looking forward to seeing what the site will be like when the works will finish. In bocca al lupo!

A nice local site to visit but I wouldn't consider a ride of more than 30 minutes with it. The garden is well maintained and allows for a relaxed stroll. The villa itself looks much better from the front than from the backside, it would be nice if it were in good shape all around. The frescos inside a really beautiful.

The architecture and the frescoes are nice it is really overpriced. Do not pay 10€ for entering, rather enjoy the outside and you will have seen 90% of the experience as the 5 frescoed room are a big disappointment for this price. Don’t even bother going to the back of the villa which is completely run down

Great Palladian villa with decent frescoes, more suited to architecture buffs. The villa is in a beautiful country setting

Esthetically pleasing historical villa. Lots of staff milling around yet no-one attended to the filthy toilets. Such a shame.

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

Nice place to visit if you are staying in Possagno, beautiful exhibition of art and nice little garden to enjoy a sunny day. Prices are good and there is also programme for people with mobility issues.

It was €10 per person to visit the museum. It’s not a big museum but full of wonderful sculptures and replicas. Definitely worth visiting. I also like the little courtyard with hanging plants there.

Excellent museum! We took around 1 hr to visit it, also the garden is beautiful with lots of flowers and fruit trees.

Excellent place to visit. Some interesting facts, painting and sculptures. Lovely garden. Well worth a visit

Museum on the work of sculptor Antonio Canova, with plaster casts & scale models of famous pieces. I suggest you to do not miss this Gipsoteca if you’re traveling over this area of Italy

one of the most extraordinary museum experience of lifetime. the light..the calm..

What an incredible and inspiring place to visit! The collection of plaster casts is stunning, and the casts are well-preserved. Our tour guide, Chiara, was very informative. She made the whole experience enjoyable and helped us navigate the museum with ease. I highly recommend it!

My wife and I visited this beautiful church on the day of Pope Francis' funeral in Rome. The exterior is architecturally very interesting. The interior is charming and serene. The Monastery of St. Justine is a 10th-century Benedictine monastery located in front of Prato della Valle in the center of Padua. The former monastery houses the Basilica of St. Justine, which was originally built in the 6th century, but its current form is the result of a 17th-century renovation.

This is one of the most spectacular Churches I’ve had the pleasure of visiting in Italy. Aside from its historic appeal, it features incredibly detailed woodwork behind the alter, each section depicting a notable scene from the Bible. There’s also an older gentleman who keeps up the building, and offers complimentary tours, (in Italian). To my surprise there’s several other rooms in the building, and even a good sized monastery with a very peaceful garden area for meditation.

Huge, old basilica. Specialy old seems to be side church with remains of Roman mosaics and chage of saint Luca. Church has also a crypt.

A must see on your Padua visit or pilgrimage. A volunteer guide at the church, Giorgio, gave us an amazing historical/theological tour: you can see the tombs of St. Luke and St. Giustina, an intricate wood carved choir, and artifacts from the early Christian and medieval periods. The basilica itself is Renaissance in an austere monastic style. The guide explained how the domes were designed to favor acoustics, something I had rarely seen. Be sure the stop and by and enjoy this gem of a church and the beautiful plaza that surrounds it.

In theory this is the second Basilica for Padua, but it is incredible. The links to the St Luke writer of a Gospel for those who are Christian, but as a building it is breathtaking. The painted stone is so delicate it doesn't look real.

this church is really a masterpiece, which focuses on the martyrs who died in Jesus's name❤️

The Abbey of Santa Giustina is a 10th-century Benedictine abbey complex located in front of the Prato della Valle in central of Padua. Adjacent to the former monastery is the basilica church of Santa Giustina, initially built in the 6th century, but whose present form derives from a 17th-century reconstruction. The basilica is monumental from the Prato della Valle is well visible. A church dedicated to the St Justina of Padua and of other 4th century Christian martyrs of Padua, was present at the site by the 520s, erected under the patronage of the Prefect Opilius and housing the relics of the saint. The church was already described as lavish in decoration in the 565 biography of Life of St Martin, written by Venantius Fortunatus. By the 10th century, pilgrims who came to the basilica to venerate the saints' relics, were ministered by monks. In 971, Bishop of Padua placed the community under the Rule of St. Benedict. The complex of the Abbey of Santa Giustina includes the large Basilica with eight domes and the rich monastery, of which it is possible to visit the Cloister of the Chapter, built in the 12th century in Romanesque style and the Main Cloister, also called the Painted Cloister for the many frescoes that decorated it. The interior of the Basilica of Santa Giustina, vast and bright, one of the greatest masterpieces of Renaissance architecture, has a Latin cross shape and is divided into three naves by large pillars. For dimensions (122 meters long) Santa Giustina is the ninth among the churches in the world, also marked in the floor of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. To the right and left of the side aisles there are twenty chapels, ten on one side and ten on the other. They are painted with masterpieces by famous Renaissance masters such as Giacomo Ceruti, Pietro Damini, Bernardo Falcone, Luca Giordano, Pietro Liberi and the greatest of all Paolo Veronese.

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.

The view is better than the monument. We didn't take the galleria-tour, since didn't know about it until we left the parking. We visited on a nice sunny Sunday and the parking was full, we had to wait for a parking spot to be available. The road up to the spot is very nice but narrow, bicycle would be preferred is it wasn't for quite dense traffic.

You can walk around the grounds and on the structure on your own after 5pm, even though Google Maps says it closes at 5pm. Very impressive and eerie in the fog.

Very fantastic memorial to those lost in World War I located atop Mount Grappa. There are a few memorials, dedicated to the Austro-Hungarians and the Italians. Nothing inside, just outside and various names and battles. There is parking close by for free if you're lucky to find spot. It's a popular place to escape the heat, especially on weekends.

Do yourselves a favour and visit. Absolutely beautiful views. So much to learn about world war 1. A museum, gallery and a place to stop for beers. If you're not into history, go anyway.

Great and honorable memorial for all fallen soldiers who paid the ultimate price here.

Great piece of history accompanied by gaping landscapes. Totally worth it. Having a tour guide really makes you appreciate all the events this place has witnessed. Especially the story about the soldier "Peter Pan"

Military memorial on Mount Grappa. It was covered with snow on the day we went but we still managed to make it up to the top. Great views

Not too expensive, enjoyable collection of local history. It is quite noticeable that most photos / videos / electronics are quite old. There is a heavy late 90s vibe to this place, but that is reflected in the low ticket price. What adds a lot of atmosphere to this museum is that it is located in an old monastery. As all of the monasteries in my own country got destroyed (protestantism happened, monasteries were outlawed) it was a great bonus to have most of the museum located in the second floor hallways. Perhaps I would advice the museum to advertise itself a bit better, I only went there because a friend of mine who is a local knew about it. Even the entrance is a bit hard to find with very scarce signage. PS All the texts are in Italian and English, so that shouldn't stop a foreign visitor.

Great museum especially for the Bronze and Iron ages.

Great museum. Very interesting insights into the history of the area (Etruscan particularly).

it will tell you a lot of the troubled history of this part of the Veneto where the water of its great rivers has been its curse and saving grace.

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Fantastic small art museum, (slightly far from the train station, but walkable) Seems to have a great program of exhibitions. Saw a terrifically curated exhibition on Vilhem Hammershøi, highly recommend this exhibition.

Nice mostre, regularly rotating exhibits, always well organized.

I usually love this museum (based on past shows), but this one (Toulouse Lautrec) was a little weak. I still adore bits of the collection, and staff is good.

Always great exhibitions on display, my fourth time visiting.

Core collection, which contains some fine works by Italian and Venetian masters, including a lovely Bellini. The gallery is calm, peaceful and never crowded.

Gorgeous palace hosting an interesting art show.

Maps show it is open but a not on the door says they are preparing for an exhibition on September 25, 2021

The best: architecture and events hold here. Instagrammable place for pics. Went to a wine tasting event that was cool, a lot of varieties of wine to taste. A lot of parking spots outside.

A real impressive castle! The castle is in private hands and can only be visited in a guided tour by reservation!

We went for a family trip. The assistance quality was poor. If you have more than one ticket options you must not assume for us what we want saying that we can get what we do not even want. That spoiled our visit. Anyway, why do people rate it so high? The castle is so so. Half of the garden was closed. Another half is not held properly.

I believe you can only take a guided tour but this place is known more for its large events usually related to food and antiques. Has several bars and restaurants around. Worth a visit.

Very large and noble place, beautiful 😍

EXAMPLE OF MAGNIFICENCE AND STYLE ! APHRODISIAC VISIÓN ! MAGICAL PLACE FOR PROMISES OF LOVE ! PARK WITH CONTIGUOUS WATERS ! A ARCHITECTURAL MARVEL ! JEWEL !

Awesome display of powerful Venice. We can call it a royal palace in small scale. It is my second time I have visited the place. I would heartily recommend it to anyone interested in Veneto villas and music. It's got a unique music hall, the mother, I dare to say, of wired broadcasting. 40 ectares of Park will relax you, too.

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.

Definitely worth a visit. Our guide was knowledgeable and informative. She spoke in Italian, so I can't comment on her English. The castle is well preserved and furnished making a visit more interesting. The Armory is particularly good along with the rooms of the piano nobile. Also, the kitchens contain many original features.

Lovely Castle/museum with great and friendly guides for a 1 hour tour

A must see Castle. Guided Tours was awsome!

Very nice ancient building complex. First block built in approximately 1100 and further enhanced in the 1500 and 1700. Great collection of ancient armoury I recommend RR

A beautiful tour of a wonderful castle. The items in the castle were collected in the 1700s-1800s and were not from the castle, but were from the medieval period. You have to take the guided tour to see the castle, but it is worth it.

Lovely to visit, very good experience and castello is magnificent and noble place

Beautiful everything. The views are just stunning. It attracts other kinds of tourists, so it is not crowded. The surroundings are also beautiful and many little restaurants nearby offer amazing pasta and the local wine. Totally worth a visit.

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.

A very nice little town in a picturesque corner of Italy, the house impresses with its authenticity, very cosy and peaceful atmosphere, I recommend visiting !

A truly beautiful place, home of one of the most important humanists in Europe - Petrarca - who predates Spinoza with several centuries. So this is a place to take into one's heart, mind and soul, together with the work of Petrarca. I hope that the museum can raise funds to digitalise the texts, make brochures and a downloadable app to present all the information. Maybe some interactive devices, presenting Petrarca. And work with a good light company like iGuzzini for the lighting. To replace the big text stands and lamps that are outdated and take away the immense feel of the building. Give this museum a grand and present us more of Petrarca, a humanist visionair!

Love visiting here! It’s €6 for the entrance fee and you can pay by credit card. There’s many small rooms in the house. Each room has nice demonstrations on the wall frescoes, had a nice time appreciating the frescoes. From all the stories and the histories of the house, it’s obvious that the poet is very well respected in Italy

An absolutely amazing experience. So genuine. A sincere part of Italys cultural history. The setting is beyond beautiful. No wonder a man of poetry and words chose to end his life here!

Small but interesting museum where you would get to know about the last years of Italian language founder Petrarca. He built this house and the village was built around this place. Beautiful garden, view and frescas. Unfortunately the video about the poet's life was only in Italian

It’s nice but not worth the money (6 euros). The garden is beautiful though.

Really nice place with a beautiful garden, nice base floor and first floor. You can imagine Petrarca being there. The cat was our absolute favourite. I believe the tickets were 5 euro, the man is selling them on the entrance. There’s a video inside but unfortunately online in italian. The views from the first floor are really nice.

Everything ok, nice place expecially for babies. Just a small thing to point out: it is not mandotory to wear the swimming cap and it easy to find hair in the water.

Amazing! Wish ideas like this could take off in the States.

Very nice pools but the waterslide is kinda rough. Still fun and fast tho!

It 😎 🆒️

Definitely better than all the oder swimming pool

Lovely place to be! Excellent!

Nice place for famili.

Extraordinary architecture, which dominates in the middle of the plaza comunale

The church dominates Montagnana's main square. It was built in Renaissance Gothic style and dates back to the mid-1400s. Inside there are two frescoes of David and Judith which are attributed to Giorgione.

Historical

Nicely decorated church, if your are in Montagnana worth while a visit.

It's nice place

Place of worship

It's beautiful

Montagnana's medieval town walls are completely intact and absolutely stupendous. It took me 50 minutes to complete a gorgeous stroll around the four sides. The walls are almost two kilometres long, they include 24 towers, as well as four main city gates. One slight gripe is that while there is a path for walkers on the eastern/Porta Padova side, on the other three there aren't, sometimes you have to walk along an unpavemented main road.

(Translated by Google) The walls of Montagnana still retain their medieval fortifications intact, its walls date back to the 11th century and extend for a perimeter of approximately 2400 metres, the 24 towers highlight its beauty. It's a shame not to be able to walk along the wall, but it's still a wonder to see. (Original) La cinta muraria di Montagnana conserva ancora integre le sue fortificazioni medievali, le sue mura risalgono all'XI secolo e si estendono per un perimetro di circa 2400 metri, le 24 torri ne risaltono la bellezza. Peccato non poter fare il camminamento lungo la cinta, comunque rimane sempre meraviglia da vedere.

(Translated by Google) The Cinta Muraria corner defense tower is located on the west/south side of the 14th-century medieval city walls of Montagnana. The tower can only be clearly seen from outside; inside the fortifications, the view is somewhat obscured by private property. (Original) Der Eck-Wach-Verteidigungsturm Cinta Muraria befindet sich an der West/Süd Seite der mittelalterlichen Stadtmauer aus dem 14. Jahrhundert der Stadt Montagnana. Der Turm ist nur von außerhalb gut zu betrachten, innerhalb der Befestigungsanlage ist die Sicht durch ein privates Grundstück etwas getrübt.

(Translated by Google) Montagnana is mysterious, especially in winter, shrouded in morning fog. From the photographs it seems much bigger but in reality it is possible travel on foot without difficulty. Inside the walls there are bars and restaurants. I recommend you visit the civic museum to admire the perimeter of the walls from above and delve into the troubled history of the various dominations. (Original) Montagnana è misteriosa, soprattutto d'inverno, avvolta nella nebbia del mattino. Dalle fotografie sembra molto più grande ma in realtà la si può percorrere a piedi senza difficoltà. All'interno delle mura ci sono bar e ristoranti. Vi consiglio di visitare il museo civico per ammirare il perimetro delle mura dall'alto e approfondire la storia travagliata delle varie dominazioni.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful city wall I have ever seen. Built in 1337 with large blocks of Euganean trachyte and layers of brick, it has 24 watchtowers. 2 km long, it is surrounded by an external moat which was filled with water and served to defend the city. There are 4 access gates: Porta Legnago, Porta XX Settembre, Porta Padova and Porta Vicenza. (Original) La più bella cinta muraria che abbia mai visto. Costruita nel 1337 con grossi blocchi si trachite euganea e strati di laterizio presenta 24 torri di avvistamento. Lunga 2 km è circondata da un fossato esterno che veniva riempito di acqua e che serviva a difesa della città. Ci sono 4 porte di accesso: porta Legnago, porta XX Settembre, porta Padova e Porta Vicenza.

(Translated by Google) I visited Montagnana during a blog tour (promotional event to raise awareness of a place) we took a guided tour of the walls, the tower, the Cathedral and the city. I found it full of charm, beautiful in its simplicity and unique. On my blog Tomorrow we're going to... there's a dedicated post. Highly recommended. (Original) Ho visitato Montagnana durante un blog tour (evento promozionale per far conoscere un luogo) abbiamo compiuto la visita guidata della mura, della torre, del Duomo e della città. L'ho trovata ricca di fascino, bella nella sua semplicità e unica. Sul mio blog Domani andiamo a ... c'è un post dedicato. Consigliatissima.

(Translated by Google) Still intact, it's worth it.. (Original) Ancora integra vale la pena..

A truly amazing experience! The castle is full of antiquities and quirky collectables, I never got fed up looking at them. Despite all the collectables etc the castle was very clean and the bath towels very fluffy. We enjoyed the food in the restaurant and the breakfast offering was varied and very fresh, all presented on Royal Albert Old Country Roses china. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would definitely return

A wonderful castle and a fantastic wedding venue! The team is not only highly professional but also incredibly warm and welcoming. The outdoor spaces are beautifully maintained and offer the perfect setting for a celebration. We had the pleasure of organizing a wedding here and can wholeheartedly recommend Castello di Bevilacqua. Hopefully see you again soon! :)

Spending two nights at Castello Bevilacqua was like stepping into a fairytale. From the moment we arrived, we were swept away by the timeless beauty and quiet grandeur of the castle. Every corner of the property tells a story — rich with history, charm, and romance. Our room was simply breathtaking: spacious, tastefully furnished with period details, and complete with modern comforts. The views of the castle grounds and the peaceful surroundings made it feel like our own private retreat. The staff were outstanding — warm, attentive, and genuinely passionate about making our stay special. Every request was met with a smile and handled with care. Now, the highlight of our stay: the incredible dinner. Dining at the castle was an unforgettable experience. Each course was a work of art, both in presentation and flavor. The dishes celebrated Italian culinary traditions with refined creativity, using fresh, local ingredients. The wine pairings were flawless and thoughtfully selected. Castello Bevilacqua is more than just a place to stay — it’s a place to feel, to experience, and to remember. We left with full hearts and can't wait to return. Highly recommended for anyone seeking romance, history, and true Italian hospitality.

We had a great stay for one night, it was beyond our expectations. Front desk was helpful and accommodating,restaurant had great food. Flexible with kids orders Must stop if you are in area, unique experience to stay in castle And for amount of history and decorations, very well updated bathrooms and functional room It looked like owner and staff takes good care of it and put a lot of thought how to make it special and first friendly

I don’t usually write reviews as a wedding planner and event partner, but this is an exception I’m truly happy to make. Castello Bevilacqua is not only a beautifully maintained venue with timeless charm, but it is also managed with the utmost professionalism by its owners. A special thank you to Andrea and the entire team for overseeing both the welcome events and the wedding itself flawlessly, consistently going above and beyond expectations. Working proactively, showing incredible attention to detail, always being available and flexible, and doing it all with a smile—these qualities, unfortunately, are rare to find. Congratulations to the whole team, and please keep up the outstanding work!

We just had our wedding weekend at Castello Bevilacqua, and it was truly exceptional. Every detail exceeded our expectations, and our friends and family are still raving about the entire experience. It was an absolute dream come true. From the moment we began planning, Andrea—our wedding coordinator and a member of the family who owns the castle—was simply incredible. As English speakers living in Canada, we were understandably nervous about planning a destination wedding in Italy. But Andrea put us at ease right away. He was kind, genuine, and consistently attentive, patiently answering all of our questions and making us feel completely reassured in our decision. He never once made us feel like we were being sold anything. Every cost was explained clearly, there were no hidden fees, and the value we received was truly outstanding. Andrea clearly cares deeply about every couple who walks through the castle doors, and that sincerity shines through in everything he does. When we arrived in Italy and saw Castello Bevilacqua in person for the first time, we were completely blown away. The photos don’t do it justice. The castle is breathtaking—truly something out of a fairytale. It’s rich in history, beautifully maintained, and filled with stunning antiques and architectural details that add so much character. At night, with the lights hanging across the courtyard, it became something straight out of a dream. We also stayed overnight at the castle, and the rooms were absolutely spectacular. Each one was unique and full of character—like stepping into a piece of living history. The bed was incredibly comfortable, the bathroom was grand and luxurious, and every detail felt intentional and elegant. It truly felt like sleeping in a museum—but with every comfort you could ask for. Our guests were equally amazed by the rooms, and said it was the most beautiful and memorable place they had ever stayed. The food was another unforgettable highlight. Our guests are still raving about the appetizers, which were both creative and delicious, and the four-course meal that followed was absolutely phenomenal. Every single dish was cooked to perfection, beautifully presented, and served with care. The dessert was equally impressive—people are still telling us how flavourful and delicious the cakes were! From start to finish, the culinary experience was a 10/10. Beyond the setting and the food, it’s the overall experience that made our wedding so special. Andrea and the entire team at Castello Bevilacqua made us feel like family. There was a real sense of hospitality, warmth, and pride in everything they did. Every little detail was thoughtfully handled, and we felt so taken care of the entire weekend. If you’re considering this venue for your wedding, we truly hope this review helps you feel confident in your decision. We can honestly say it was the best choice we made. Our wedding at Castello Bevilacqua was the most beautiful, emotional, joyful experience of our lives—and it’s a story that we and our guests will carry with us forever. Thank you, Andrea, and the entire team at Castello Bevilacqua. You gave us a wedding we will never forget.

A marvelous and very romantic place! We were very pleased and surprised. Our recommendation for the lovers of middle ages and romantic times

(Translated by Google) Nice and clean restaurant, from my point of view the service was very very slow, we ate gnocco and tigelle, decent tigelle, very greasy dumpling, good cold cuts. The fact is that the tigelle arrived and there was no cold cuts, the cold cuts arrived and there were no tigelle, we always had to ask to bring something and when we asked that there was clearly no food they seemed amazed, so the service left something to be desired, Fair enough value for money, then as I always say what you spend always depends on what you drink, what leaves me a little perplexed is that since it was a dinner already organized for a birthday where there were only us in the restaurant that evening ( about twenty people with menus already decided) we waited so long I don't want to think even when there are other people. Let's say that a bad evening can happen to anyone so seeing is believing. However, the restaurant also has a large, very convenient car park. (Original) Ristorante carino e pulito, dal mio punto di vista il servizio è stato molto molto lento, abbiamo mangiato gnocco e tigelle, tigelle discrete gnocco molto unto, affettati buoni. Il fatto è che arrivavano le tigelle e non c'era l'affettato, arrivava l'affettato e non c'erano le tigelle, dovevamo sempre chiedere per portarci qualcosa e quando chiedevamo che chiaramente non c'era il cibo sembravano meravigliati, quindi il servizio ha lasciato un po' a desiderare, Rapporto qualità prezzo abbastanza giusto, poi come dico sempre io quello che spendi dipende sempre da quello che bevi, quello che mi lascia un po' perplesso è che essendo una Cena già organizzata per un compleanno dove c'eravamo soltanto noi quella sera nel ristorante (una ventina di persone con menù già deciso) abbiamo aspettato così tanto non voglio pensare anche quando c'è altra gente. Diciamo che una serata no può capitare a tutti quindi provare per credere. Il ristorante comunque dispone anche di un grande parcheggio molto comodo.

(Translated by Google) Very good top pizza Friendly and pleasant staff Welcoming and intimate environment (Original) Pizza top buonissima Personale cordiale e simpatico Ambiente accogliente e intimo

(Translated by Google) Fish not very good, low quality but still cooked well, mixed fried good but nothing special, spaghetti with seafood not appreciated (Original) Pesce non buonissimo, bassa qualità ma comunque cucinato bene, fritto misto buono ma niente di speciale, spaghetti allo scoglio non graditi

(Translated by Google) Gennaro's pizza and the family atmosphere are the two reasons I always go! Good job guys 💪 (Original) La pizza di Gennaro e l'ambiente famigliare sono i due motivi per cui vado sempre! Bravi ragazzi 💪

(Translated by Google) Excellent pizzeria restaurant. Great variety of pizzas with good dough and good, plentiful toppings. The restaurant menu is not very extensive but it still has a decent selection of dishes and they are also good with very good raw materials. Decent variety of beers for not being a pub, and also served at the correct temperature. Good prices. Very friendly staff, even with the dog and simple but nice and welcoming place. (Original) Ottima pizzeria ristorante. Gran varietà di pizze con impasto buono e condimento buono e abbondante. Il menù del ristorante non è molto ampio ma ha comunque una discreta selezione di piatti e sono anch'essi buoni con materie prime molto buone. Discreta varietà di birre per non essere una birreria, e anche servite alla temperatura corretta. Prezzi buoni. Personale molto gentile, anche col cagnolino e locale semplice ma carino e accogliente.

(Translated by Google) I stopped for lunch or ate reasonably well and opted for a workers' menu (Original) Mi sono fermato per la pausa pranzo o mangiato discretamente bene per optato per un menù operaio

(Translated by Google) Not suitable for a business lunch. I asked for chicken and they brought me the one from the farmyard. The soft teeth were missing, the price and quality did not match. (Original) non adatto per pranzo di lavoro ,ho chiesto pollo mi hanno portato quello del aia ,mancava i sostica denti ,prezzo qualità non combacia