It's not necessarily a castle, but really a monastery. It's a functioning monastery. There is nothing to actually see inside but you can wander around the gardens.

This stunning location, reminiscent of Spain's Alhambra, sits majestically atop a mountain, offering breathtaking views of the town below. Yet, despite its beauty and the public donations that help sustain it, the site is unfortunately closed to the very public that helps support it. It's a strange situation—imagine the Alhambra being privatized and no longer accessible to visitors. Currently, it’s open only one day a month, rather than year-round. They say it’s a functioning monastery, but still, it’s hard not to feel that this treasure should be more accessible. For clarity, the site is owned by the Diocese of Vittorio Veneto, not the Vatican (so they’re not to blame here), but it’s difficult not to think that the gardens, at least, should be open to the public. The people of Vittorio Veneto deserve better, in my opinion. It’s a shame to see such a magnificent place kept behind closed doors.

I'm not the best driver in Italy so I decided to Park the car at the museum and walk to the castle. It's a good walk. If you are here in the summer have plenty of sunblock and water. Once at the castle it's absolutely beautiful! The view is wonderful. Worth the hike

Nice view from the top. Good place to take some steps around. I recommend to take some water with you, especially if you are planning to go even higher than the Castle height

Lots of tree cover on the trails and path to the castle. Great views from the side trails! It wasn't difficult to drive up there in our small car (seems like a single-lane road).

Amazing views of Vittorio Venetto, splendid structure,limited access because most of the structure is private.

I was to see the wonderful museum of the battle. After having seen the museum I wanted to make a walk and it felt just natural to make a walk up the little hill behind it. It was really worth while. Having done the climb I could enjoy the most wonderful view over the city. Try it!

Gorgeous natural place with stunning views. Beautiful walk to reach the sanctuary. Unfortunately i give one star for the way the sanctuary is kept ( i attache the pictures) it's a disgrace to keep the holy place as a storage. There is also plenty of trash around never picked up very disappointing.

Really a beautiful place, nature, art, history all in one place.. what an amazing energy here! Love it

Great experience. Nice view from the top. There is a long slope to climb. But from the top it's worth it.

Very beautiful waypoint for an easy/moderate trekking walk. Also from here you can start nice walks towards the higher peaks nearby

Lovely small place to visit.

Very long walk up, but there is a new rout for car also. Great and cozy restaurant on the top with amazing people!

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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!

It was a nice surprise! A truly authentic family run small business. With a personal touch on everything they do. I loved to hear about the care and passion they implement in every step of the process of their Prosecco production. I love to taste the extra brut one... an unique taste of an extremely high-quality product. A genuine hidden gem to be discovered by the rest of the world 🌟

Made a spontaneous stop here on our way to the coast and got a fantastic reception! The owner greeted us to a tasting of his great wines and also with a lot of storytelling regarding Prosecco in general. All 3 wines were great, but do not miss their extra brut prosecco! Really fantastic from this small producer.

We had a lovely and truly informative tour. Massimo was able to answer all of our questions. It was a relatively small plantation. The Prosecco tasting afterwards was delicious, and we learned a lot about the production, the naming, and the regulations. A very worthwhile trip!

Small family running winery, Massimo is welcoming and passionate of his wine and family. Their Prosecco is really Superior, produced with hard work and dedication. Here you'll get an authentic experience surrounded by charming hills! 🍾🥂

What a wonderful winery! We booked last minute with Massimo and he did not hesitate to find a time to have us to the winery for a tasting. He was extremely kind and knowledgeable and answered all our questions. The Prosecco his family produces is excellent, I wish we had more room in our suitcase to bring home a few more bottles. Highly recommend this winery as a stop if you are in the area!

Massimo was a pleasure! We had just arrived and he was able to make time for a last minute tour for us. The tour and tasting are extremely personal, we felt right at home. Massimo is knowledge and it’s obvious that they really care about what they do; it’s why they make such a wonderful Prosecco. The prices are extremely reasonable, this place really is a gem! I hope to return some day!

Massimo was great, we had a wonderful time trying 3 types of delicious Prosecco- all fantastic.

Good museum right at the place a lot of military gatherings found place according to the pictures. There are a lot of screens with information which you can play in English as well.

Amazing experience, but with the special effects of feeling the terrific heath of the Carso soldiers. The air conditioning was not working: the visit was a marvelous experience, but with a suffering temperature!

It's a nice museum, well organized with chosen materials. You need about 40 minutes to see everything by your own (I mean without a guide).

Small, but well stocked museum in a beautifully renovated building. Most of the text describing artifacts is only in Italian. The gun and equipment exhibitions were of special interest to us, the design of the exhibitions is smart. But I cannot give it more than 3 stars. In the part of the exhibit about the Treaty of London (see attached picture), there is a claim made, that the kingdom of Italy first tried to make a deal for neutrality with Austria - Hungary, in which Italy would in return recieve the ''unredeemed'' territories of Trieste and Trento. This is nothing more than a revanchist parole and should in no way be stated as a historical fact in any historical instituiton!

More than one hundred years after the great war more and more museums dedicated to it pop up in north Italy. A very positive development. The museum in Vittorio Veneto is a superb example. I have visited it twice and will for sure return in the future. For all interested in this totaly meaningles war the museum is a must. I can strongly recommend it.

For any history buff, especially with specific interest for WWI it's a special place which explains and commemorates a significant event very well. It's a benchmark in modern Italian history and the country would not exist as it does now if the battles and history in the area hadn't taken place. I've learned so much, it was reasonably priced for a group of 4 considering the wealth of content, visuals and artefacts on display. I thoroughly recommend it.

Very surprised at the quality of exhibits and depth of explanations. Don't miss the little video stories behind the metal doors, they also have English subtitles if you turn the knob. Very impressed by the historic civic hall on the top floor. Must see if you have any interest at all in history.

220 m uphill. No skechers - just boots)))

This is a beautiful small town. Walk around read about its amazing history. Great way to spend a few hours

Good walk. And lovely view of the city of Vittorio Veneto

Beautiful place, perfect for a family Pic-nic

Beautiful and quite place

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to immerse yourself in nature, behind the monument begins a 12 km long path which is not very difficult to do but it is definitely better if you are trained (Original) Luogo bellissimo dove immergersi nella natura, dietro il monumento inizia un percorso lungo go 12 km non difficilissimo da fare ma sicuramente se si è allenati è meglio

(Translated by Google) Well curated and well organised, with very interesting materials and videos. Too bad it's little known. It deserves more attention. (Original) Ben curato e ben organizzato, con materiali e video molto interessanti. Peccato che sia poco conosciuto. Merita più attenzione.

(Translated by Google) In an area outside the centre, with few indications, you will find a little gem that tells you about Italian excellence. The route is very interesting and full of memories of an important past. It deserves more attention, it is better maintained (Original) In un’area fuori dal centro, con poche indicazioni, trovi una piccola chicca che ti racconta una eccellenza italiana. Il percorso è molto interessante e pieno di ricordi di un passato importante. Meriterebbe una maggiore attenzione, è una migliore manutenzione

(Translated by Google) In the early twentieth century, the banks of the Meschio witnessed notable industrial development, aimed above all at the production of silk: from sericulture, practiced in the countryside, to the spinning of textile fibre, in factories driven by hydraulic power. The activity ceased in the 1960s, but its history is told by the Silkworm Museum, marked by the chimney of the disused spinning mill that houses it. From the mulberry tree to the spools of silk, the exhibition is extremely varied - tools and equipment, publications and posters, historical photos and films, materials connected to the activity of the local silkworm centre, - testifying to what was not only one of the primary economic resources of the Vittoriese area, the engine of great social transformations, but also the reason for the city's specific relevance at a national level. Extract from «Vittorio Veneto and the Treviso Prealps» (Francesco Soletti, Touring Editore, 2017) (Original) Le sponde del Meschio nel primo Novecento hanno assistito a un notevole sviluppo industriale, rivolto soprattutto alla produzione della seta: dalla bachicoltura, praticata nelle campagne, alla filatura della fibra tessile, negli opifici mossi dalla forza idraulica. L'attività è cessata negli anni Sessanta, ma la sua storia è raccontata dal Museo del baco da seta, segnalato dalla ciminiera della filanda dismessa che lo ospita. Dal gelso ai rocchetti di seta l'esposizione è oltremodo varia, – strumenti e attrezzature, pubblicazioni e manifesti, foto e filmati storici, materiali connessi all'attività del locale centro bacologico, – a testimonianza di quella che è stata non solo una delle primarie risorse economiche del Vittoriese, motore di grandi trasformazioni sociali, ma anche motivo di specifica rilevanza della città a livello nazionale. Estratto da «Vittorio Veneto e le Prealpi Trevigiane» (Francesco Soletti, Touring Editore, 2017)

(Translated by Google) I shared the experience of visiting this beautiful and well-kept museum with my grandmother who worked in a spinning mill in the 1940s. Very beautiful and moving (Original) Ho condiviso l'esperienza della visita a questo bellissimo e curato museo con mia nonna che a cavallo degli anni '40 ha lavorato in filanda. Molto bello e commuovente

(Translated by Google) I had never seen a museum like this. Very beautiful. (Original) Non avevo mai visto un museo di questo tipo. Molto bello

(Translated by Google) Nice museum...you go back 50 years and remember the times of our grandparents. The videos of the testimonies of those who worked at the spinning mill are beautiful. Keep in mind that with the 10 euro ticket you can also visit 3 other museums in Vittorio Veneto. (Original) Museo carino...si torna indietro di 50 anni e ricordare i tempi di nostri nonni. Belli i video delle testimonianze di chi aveva lavorato alla filanda. Tener presente che con il biglietto di 10 euro è possibile visitare anche altri 3 musei di Vittorio Veneto.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience, a journey into our history, which makes us understand the value of hard work and the satisfaction of the product that is created (Original) Bellissima esperienza, un viaggio nella nostra storia , che fa capire il valore del duro lavoro e della soddisfazione del prodotto che si realizza

(Translated by Google) It is an ancient parish church with notable frescoes. (Original) È una antica pieve con affreschi notevoli.

(Translated by Google) A church of incredible charm, magnificently restored. A true gem worth visiting if you're in the area. (Original) Chiesa dal fascino incredibile, restaurata magnificamente. Un vero gioiello da visitare se nei paraggi.

(Translated by Google) Romanesque church extraordinarily intense in its essentiality and in its appeal to religious thought. Beautiful frescoes dedicated to the martyrdom of Saint Andrew and other biblical moments. The long front access avenue is enhanced by "double row cypresses" which are now very rare and which reinforce the religious intensity of the place. Beautiful! (Original) Chiesa romanica straordinariamente intensa nella sua essenzialità e nel richiamo al pensiero religioso. Begli affreschi dedicati al martirio di Sant'Andrea e ad altri momenti biblici. Il lungo viale frontale di accesso è valorizzato da "cipressi in duplice filar" ormai rarissimi e che rafforzano l'intensità religiosa del luogo. Bellissima!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful medieval church, full of frescoes from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, some of which are the work of Francesco da Milano. The small chapel to the left of the presbytery is spectacular, completely frescoed. Unfortunately, the entire internal environment, which is not very large, is poorly lit, making viewing the paintings a little difficult. However, it remains one of the most beautiful churches in the area. (Original) Bella chiesa medievale, ricca di affreschi del Quattrocento e del Cinquecento, alcuni dei quali sono opera di Francesco da Milano. Spettacolare la cappellina alla sinistra del presbiterio, tutta completamente affrescata. Purtroppo l'intero ambiente interno, non molto grande, è poco illuminato, rendendo la visione dei dipinti un po' difficoltosa. Rimane comunque una delle più belle chiese della zona.

(Translated by Google) Splendid frescoes...an almost unknown jewel which should instead be advertised more. It is worth a thorough visit. (Original) Splendidi affreschi..un gioiello quasi sconosciuto e che invece andrebbe pubblicizzato maggiormente. Vale una visita approfondita.

(Translated by Google) It is the oldest church in Vittorio Veneto, rich in internal decorations in which local artists such as Antonio Zago, Iseppo da Cividale and Francesco da Milano collaborated. Very beautiful as are its frescoes (Original) E' la chiesa più antica di Vittorio Veneto ricca di decorazioni interne a cui collaborarono artisti locali quali Antonio Zago, Iseppo da Cividale e Francesco da Milano. Molto bella come pure i suoi affreschi

(Translated by Google) This is the oldest church in Serravalle, dedicated to Saint Andrew; the frescoes on the walls are valuable and date back to the late 15th and early 16th centuries; with a very simple layout, it houses, among other works, frescoes by Francesco da Milano, a painter who was very active in Serravalle and the surrounding area and who lived on Via Piai; the roof is made of exposed wooden trusses, in the tree-lined access avenue. (Original) Si tratta della chiesa più antica di Serravalle, dedicata a san Andrea; pregevoli gli affreschi alle pareti della fine del '400 inizio del '500; di impianto semplicissimo custodisce tra le varie opere affreschi di Francesco da Milano, pittore molto attivo a serravalle e dintorni e abitante on via Piai; copertura a capriate lignee a vista, nel viale alberato di accesso

(Translated by Google) Located in the main square of Serravalle Ceneda (the ancient name of the two different municipalities which, subsequently reunited, formed the current Vittorio Veneto) it is truly beautiful. There are many works of art, including those from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, that this museum contains in its skilful layout that its talented curator has been able to create. Also embellished with an elegant staircase that goes up to the two upper floors. The Sala del Maggior Consiglio is amazing with works by Francesco da Milano, Nicolò di Pietro and Jacopo Sansovino. There are also many more modern works including the water carrier by Vincenzo Gemito. (Original) Situato nella Piazza principale di Serravalle Ceneda (l'antico nome delle due diverse municipalità che, successivamente riunitesi, hanno costituito l'attuale Vittorio Veneto) è davvero bellissimo. Molte le opere d'arte, anche del trecento e quattrocento, che questo museo racchiude nella sua disposizione sapiente che la sua brava curatrice ha saputo costituire. Abbellito anche da una elegante scala che sale ai due piani superiori. Strepitosa la Sala del Maggior Consiglio con opere di Francesco da Milano, Nicolò di Pietro e Jacopo Sansovino. Molte anche le opere più moderne tra le quali l'acquaiolo di Vincenzo Gemito.

(Translated by Google) The museum is housed in the ancient loggia of the community of Serravalle, of typical Venetian mainland architecture, built between 1462 and 1476. The restorations have rediscovered fifteenth-century frescoes by Dario da Treviso and his school. The museum was inaugurated in 1938, it was so named by its founder, the engineer Francesco Troyer, because it was intended to collect and enhance historical and artistic archaeological memories of the ancient Cenedese territory. Beautiful, worth seeing! (Original) Il museo è ospitato nell' Antica loggia della comunità di Serravalle, di tipica architettura Veneziana di terraferma, costruita tra il 1462 1476. I restauri hanno riscoperto affreschi quattrocenteschi opera di Dario da Treviso e della sua scuola. Il museo è stato inaugurato nel 1938, venne così denominato dal suo fondatore l'ingegnere FrancescoTroyer perché destinato a raccogliere e valorizzare memorie archeologiche storiche e artistiche dell'Antico territorio Cenedese. Bellissimo, da vedere!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum. With the museum ticket, you can also visit the Oratory of the Battuti with 15th century frescoes. Thanks to Luca for his kindness and willingness to open it. (Original) Bellissimo museo. Con il biglietto del museo, puoi anche visitare l'oratorio dei Battuti con affreschi del XV secolo. Un grazie a Luca per la sua gentilezza e disponibilità ad aprirlo.

(Translated by Google) If you pass through Vittorio Veneto I highly recommend dedicating an hour to the War Museum. The large exhibition area of ​​the Museum is divided into three large thematic areas: "Life in the trenches" on the ground floor, "Life during the occupation" on the first floor, with the Marson Armory attached, and finally on the second plan the exhibition “From battle to myth”. Perfectly integrated into the museum visit circuit is the multimedia laboratory set up in the deconsecrated church of San Paoletto. It has thematic educational workshops and audiovisual projections. (Original) Se si passa per Vittorio Veneto consiglio caldamente di dedicare un'oretta al Museo della Guerra. L'ampia zona espositiva del Museo è articolata in tre grandi aree tematiche: "La vita in trincea" al piano terra, "La vita durante l'occupazione" al primo piano primo, con annessa l'Armeria di casa Marson, infine al secondo piano l'esposizione “Dalla battaglia al mito”. Perfettamente integrato nel circuito di visita museale è il Laboratorio multimediale allestito nella chiesetta sconsacrata di San Paoletto. Dispone di laboratori didattici tematici e proiezioni audiovisive.

(Translated by Google) The Cenedese Museum, inaugurated in 1938, is set up in the Loggia of Serravalle and in the adjacent buildings. The Loggia is first and foremost a museum of itself, due to its architectural structure, frescoes and furnishings, which harken back to the times of the Magnificent Community of Serravalle. As for the museum collection, the reference to the Cenedese concerns the territory included, approximately, between the Piave and Livenza rivers, from Val Belluna to the Adriatic Sea. The exhibition begins with the archaeological section composed of finds from the Neolithic to the Lombard age. Then, the art collection, with works from the fifteenth to the twentieth century. Worthy of particular attention: the relief Madonna with Child by Jacopo Sansovino (1486-1570); the altarpiece of San Girolamo by Francesco da Milano (1497-1543); The water carrier, silver casting by Vincenzo Gemito (1852-1929); the paintings of Pietro Paietta (1845-1911); the sculpture Amplexus in aere, by Guido Giusti (1853-1935); the contemporary art collection entitled The image of the Resistance. Extract from «Vittorio Veneto and the Treviso Prealps» (Francesco Soletti, Touring Editore, 2016) (Original) Nella Loggia di Serravalle e negli edifici adiacenti è allestito il Museo del Cenedese, inaugurato nel 1938. La Loggia è innanzitutto museo di se stessa, per la struttura architettonica, gli affreschi e gli arredi, che rimandano ai tempi della Magnifica Comunità di Serravalle. Quanto alla collezione museale, il riferimento al Cenedese riguarda il territorio compreso, indicativamente, fra i fiumi Piave e Livenza, dalla Val Belluna al Mare Adriatico. L'esposizione esordisce con la sezione archeologica composta da reperti dal Neolitico all'età Longobarda. Poi, la raccolta d’arte, con opere dal Quattrocento al Novecento. Degni di particolare attenzione: il rilievo Madonna con il Bambino di Jacopo Sansovino (1486-1570); la pala di San Girolamo di Francesco da Milano (1497-1543); L’acquaiolo, fusione in argento di Vincenzo Gemito (1852-1929); i dipinti di Pietro Paietta (1845-1911); la scultura Amplexus in aere, di Guido Giusti (1853-1935); la collezione d'arte contemporanea intitolata L’immagine della Resistenza. Estratto da «Vittorio Veneto e le Prealpi Trevigiane» (Francesco Soletti, Touring Editore, 2016)

(Translated by Google) Small museum that tells the local history inserted in the larger context of events from the 15th century to today. It is worth a visit even just for the frescoes by Francesco da Milano present in some rooms. The museum is housed in the ancient Palazzo della Comunità di Serravalle, built between 1462 and 1476 by the Podestà Gabriele and Domenico Venier on a previous building from the 1300s. (Original) Piccolo museo che racconta la storia locale inserita nel contesto più grande degli eventi dal XV sec ad oggi. Merita una visita anche solo per gli affreschi di Francesco da Milano presenti in alcune sale. Il museo è ospitato nell’antico Palazzo della Comunità di Serravalle, fatto costruire fra il 1462 ed il 1476 dai Podestà Gabriele e Domenico Venier su di un precedente edificio del 1300.

(Translated by Google) The exhibition currently open until June 30th is very beautiful, Vittoria Silver, very suggestive! However, I like the museum even though it is small, very nice! (Original) Molto bella la mostra attualmente aperta fino al 30 giugno, Argento vittoriese, molto suggestiva! Il museo comunque mi piace anche se piccolo, molto grazioso!

Perfect for picnics, small and quiet.

It waz ok, and had plenty of parking and picnic tables, but at most a 10-15 minutes walk round.

We stop for couple of minutes only to see, but it was early and still cold. Small lake but serene.

Great place to relax with beautiful view

Beautiful and peaceful place, close to nature ...

Lovely to walk around and have a swim

Amazing view of the lake and mountains!

Great and very good food. Very good desserts. Very nice location, great ambience. Located by the river and you have nice view from restaurant.

Terrible. Worse than a bad school canteen lunch. But the service was good service, the only saving grace. Antipasti (starters) of snails and the prosciutto were nice. For the mains had the rabbit, pork with truffle and polenta with porcini. Presentation is a total zero, meats overcooked and tasted of stock / seasoning from a supermarket bought pack (think Bistro gravy granules). Tiny portions no where near worth the price. Hugely disappointed. Better restaurants nearby!! Will never return here!

This was an incredible find! Mattia, our waiter, picked fantastic wines and had great food recommendations. We arrived before they opened, and they welcomed us in, poured us local prosecco, and had outstanding customer service even as they became extremely busy. Highly recommend!

This hotel is located in a beautiful area. View of the mountains and the castle can be seen. River runs right next to the hotel. Rooms are big and bathroom has tons of counter space. Stores are just across the street. Definitely a great place.

My snails and lamb were great and they had good dessert and wine menu. The location is nice surrounded by the river.

I highly recommend it if you are in the area! Meat, local wine and pasta are fantastic! Nice decoration.

Great service, great food. Very good value for money!

Fantastic venue, very spacious (especially the outdoors area) and kids friendly. The food is excellent and it comes in generous serves. Service is very friendly and well organised. Highly recommend!!!

Terrible customer service. Waited 30 minutes with waitress walking around without attending any customer and not taking orders. Abysmal service even when, after protesting with director, she finally came. Did forget half the order and after 1½h I left having eaten only a starter. Pizza sold by half metre so if you eat alone you have to force eating a way too big portion (insane). Terrible service. Will stay well away in future.

Great atmosphere and delicious pizza. Going there in weekends is great fun as that's the meeting place for many of the local townsfolk. They've also got great beer that goes well with their pizza. It's a great price for the meter long pizza that can be split between 4 adults. Well worth a visit when in Vittorio Veneto.

The beer is good. But the people who review the food do you own this place? I got chicken and it was terrible. It made Wetherspoons (UK gastropub)look like the Ritz. Although most of the staff were friendly.

Great menu. Good food and house made beer. Music nights are always great fun. Bad tenders are lively. Great for groups, couples, or singles.

Roasted chicken was good but the nicest surprise was the fries, the best I ever had.

Good for a ‘family pizza’ or something else. A lot of people with young kids, so be aware of that. Beautiful historical city, could use some maintainance. Busy on a Saturday night.

Honestly one of the best meals of my life. I almost cried eating the eggplant ravioli. Seriously, it was so delicious. Then the beef was cooked to perfection with a nice balsamic sauce. The staff treated us so well and gave us extra side dishes. They were so friendly and welcoming, it felt like going to a family’s home. This place is magical. Go and fall in love!

Fantastic!! Best bbq Sirloin ever had, the cooking and the seasoning were at the perfection level. The service and the place were just the best. Will come back again for sure 😊😊

Found this place by accident, and what a wonderful discovery. Outside seating, extensive menu, delicious food. I had the ravioli with mushrooms and it may have been the very best I've ever eaten.

Great restaurant choice for people who love to eat meat.

Honestly, the best lamb chops I’ve ever eaten 🫶🏻 hope to be back to repeat !! Ste

This is the best meat restaurant I've ever been in!!! Recommend 100%

Great dinner experience! Fantastic food and service

Delicious. Highly recommend stopping here for lunch if you’re anywhere nearby. Dessert is fabulous, best tiramisu ever. Almost licked the bowl clean.

I obviously don't have a lot of reference points here but the pizza is very good. Highly recommend anything with the buffalo mozzarella. Big menu's are a bit of a worry for me, but the pizza here was done well with a good sauce and crispy crust. My Italian was non-existent but the staff were all smiles even when it was busy. Enjoy it for what it is and don't expect what it's never supposed to be. You're not getting Michelin star chef food but for me personally I like the simple but extremely tasty pizzas done with good ingredients.

Very good food and service.

Very big menu with a lot of see food, but also all kinds of pasta and pizzas. Everything tasty! The pizza was one of the best we ever ate.

A seafood heaven. Always ask Ronnie for the "today's special" and you won't be disappointed. My favourites are mixed marinated fresh seafood and king crab linguine.

Great menu fisso lunch. We had great seafood and pasta at a bargain price. Efficient service, although very busy. Recommended.

The food is amazing. It is one of the best restaurants in town so really go try it, you won't regret it.

I cannot properly review this establishment considering I was turned away from dining by the lady who was setting up for dinner service. While I understand that not speaking Italian can make things challenging for everyone involved, I generally find most people in hospitality are willing to try to understand and use Google translate to help… however this was not the case at La Giraffa and it was not through lack of me smiling and trying. It was also not because they were run off their feet- there was no one else in the restaurant mid week. Perhaps like the animal for which it is named the people running the establishment have little adaptability within their own environment. I found a fantastic experience further up the road and when I bring people on tour I will be sure to steer them clear of the unfriendly welcome I received.

I would definitely recommend this place. I went there to celebrate a Dutch feast day, Sinterklaas, with 15 friends. The owner, Daniela, was not only really friendly, helpful & patient but also very professional. The food arrived altogether, quickly and was extremely tasty/ delicious! We had an absolutely lovely amazing lunch there. Daniela made us feel at home, even allowing us to sing our hearts out with Dutch Sinterklaas songs. Thank you! I would definitely recommend this restaurant for hospitality and authentic food

What a lovely place to eat. We came as a family and had a very good meal. The food is excellent. The staff were also very nice. We will return! Compliments to the chef!

Delicious meals with a good sized portion. Really fair prices.

We sat outside on the patio and got the tagliatelle ragù and tagliatelle red pesto siciliano. Both were delicious. Would come back if in the area.

Extremely delicious food in a quaint small restaurant. The food is really good value for money, we ate for about €12 per person. The plates were very generous and the staff extremely accommodating. The food itself was top notch, especially for the price.

Extremely good, and very affordable. It’s a wonderful little restaurant with a very nice guy serving and pouring. The best tiramisu I’ve had so far. Reservations are important, even outside of summer.

The food was great, the service was amazing. A lot of the dishes are made with peanut oil, which is not supposes to cause an allergic reaction, but I didn't want to test that theory today, the chef came out and made alteration in some of the dishes in order for me to enjoy a great meal, and I did enjoy that very much.

We have chosen this place because the one we wanted to take was reserved for that night. How unfortunate it was... What we had here was a surreal culinary experience, to say the least. We ordered 2 antipasti for the 3 of us: - the liver pate was okay, I guess, but certainly not good. - the baked artichoke was by far the worst and saddest dish I've ever had the misfortune to have. Also, both dishes looked absolutely bland and horrible, zero taste on serving whatsoever. The artichoke was nothing else: 2 artichokes sitting on a plate. The liver pate looked like a block of cat/dog food next to three slices of bread. After this horrible start we continued with main courses: - my friends had gnocchi (pomodoro and ragu), neither of them were impressed. - I had ragu Bolognese with tagliatelle. Very small amount of otherwise tasty ragu for what seemed to be supermarket quality pasta. Once again the serving was absolutely horrible. I've eaten microwaved quick meals that looked - and honestly tasted - better. Atmosphere is also weird. People who served us were kind, but nothing redeemed the horrible kitchen. At least it was not even cheap. 12€ for the two artichokes is so blasphemous it demands its own reward of some sorts. Avoid at all costs!

Really good! Great stop on our long drive

The staff behaved unprofessionally — laughing and joking around in front of the guests, which was completely inappropriate. The waiter was rude, served us with visible reluctance, and practically threw the plates on the table. Not a single basic polite phrase like “please” or “thank you” was spoken. I definitely do not recommend this place.

Molto buono! Fresh and homemade dishes - perfect taste. We will come back :)

Driving to the dolomites and best pit stop we’ve ever made. The gnocchi is the best I’ve had tucked in a frozen-in-time little medieval town square.

Great location, food and cafe. Service was excellent too.

The pasta fagioli is wonderful. Very tasty. The restaurant is charming. The employees are very pleasant.

I was recommended this restaurant by a local and it was great- personable, friendly and warm staff and good examples of regional cuisine at reasonable prices.

restaurant wasso relaxed and nice but clearly quality of ingredients and preparation was very high. really enjoyed a casual weekend lunch here driving back from the mountains on my way to Venice. decent vegetarian options and the servers were really helpful and nice. did feel a little line an outsider, obviously not being Italian.

This place was fantastic. We stopped for a quick break in our drive with our 18 month old, and didn’t know where to go. We stumbled into this place and the food was absolutely fantastic, with great hospitality and we would absolutely return if we had more time in the country

We walked out of the way about minutes for this place and we had our dog with us thinking they had outdoor seating but they only had inside dining with a bit of an atrium where it was half inside and half outside. They let us bring our dog inside to the atrium area. We ordered mushroom ravioli and shrimp pasta and some pasta ragu. Everything we ate was melt in your mouth good. The guys working there seem to really enjoy what they’re doing. Great place, highly recommend.

Super Nice and authentic local experience. The quality of the service and the kindness of the owners make the place a place to go absolutely if you are here around. Super!

I'm in love with this place. Best food I've had so far in Italy and the most charming restaurant. If you have the chance, please, you deserve to experience it.

‏A cozy, historical place with one of the most delicious pizzas I’ve had in Italy. ‏Highly recommend the 4 formaggi (four cheeses) — and definitely ask to add mushrooms! Just be aware that it can get quite busy at night sometimes.

Very tasty Pizza, however price are too high. Service was fast and polite. Both radio and TV were turned on, and it was a bit odd honestly.

Slightly outside of the main square and down a small side street, this place is superb. It’s more competitive here, than in the eateries nearby. Service is fast, courteous, waiting staff are very helpful, but don’t expect them to speak English. There is also a great picture on the wall from WW1 which was taken in the street outside. If you turn left out of this restaurant, and walk for 100m past the castle wall, there is a signboard which explains the bullet holes in the building ahead of you. It’s worth a short walk after your pizza.

Fantastic pizza - we stumbled upon this restaurant whilst on a roadtrip. Set on the cobbled hill street of this lovely small town. Highly recommend it!

The owner was quite rude. I don’t know if that’s the way she treats people who aren’t white or if she’s that way with everyone. Gave me the look and asked what I was there for. It’s 2018 ffs.. I guess, at least the people who served weren’t made that way. Pizza was ordinary..I’ve been a regular at sorbillo(one of the best) and I’ve tried a lot of different pizzerias. This one was nothing special.

The best pizza I’ve ever had. The menu has lots of options including many gluten free options and vegan options. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing. Only bad thing about Al 128 is I live in Canada and when I crave the best pizza (like I am now), I’d have to travel 16 hours to get it.

Fairly good pizzeria, gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options.Customer service is not excellent, hence my 3 starts rating.

Friendly staff. We had spaghetti’s- from the weekly menu. I went for some new taste and that was really good. I’d visit again.

Good pasta, generous portions and friendly staff. Location outside is very nice

Great pasta, especially the Burrata pasta and the aglio & olio. Best one in this area!

I ordered the Napoleone and it's the best spaghetti I have ever had. It was magnificent! And it's their own creation. Even the bread was sublime. Super friendly and kind service. I will come back to this place every time I visit Vittorio Venetto. Thanks a lot

We had dinner and we had a great time. The food and the atmosphere was amazing and the staff is very kind and helpful. I couldn’t decide between two meals but i asked the waiter for recommendations and he helped me to choose. The pasta was perfect.

Disgusting place. They have trouble taking an order and completing it properly. The only thing that saves it is music.

The place for pasta. Weekly menu let you taste many seasonal flavours. There are also burgers and club sandwiches. My choice.

It’s truly a charming place where to have dinner. We had a fantastic meat-based dinner with a prompt, friendly and kind service. The tartare was delicious and the mix of meats served as main dish was quite something. The surroundings are perfect for some long walk in the mountains. It’s a place to visit.

This is a truly special place. Great atmosphere (mostly Italians), and mouthwatering meat and side dishes. The homegrown meat comes in large quantities and is of top quality. Not for vegetarians though… The leading lady is very knowledgeable. One of the more memorable experiences of our trip. Highly reommended.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A truly special place. Recently renovated, the rooms are spacious, beautifully furnished, and feature high-quality bedding and pillows. The setting is peaceful and quiet; perfect for a restful night’s sleep. We had originally planned to stay in town but changed our minds at the last moment and we’re so glad we did. This Agriturismo offered exactly the kind of experience we were hoping for: relaxed, authentic, and close to nature. Elena, the manager, was incredibly warm and thoughtful, and made sure every detail of our stay was perfect. 👌 We also highly recommend dining at the on-site restaurant, managed by Lucia. 🙏 The ingredients come directly from their own farm, and the wine list is exceptional. Ask Lucia for a glass of her favorite Chianti; you won’t be disappointed. Breakfast was hosted by on the terrace outside; thank you Noemi! ♥️ We visited the farm as well, and it was a highlight of our trip. This is not just a “farm stay” in name but it’s the real thing. We took the farm tour, and it was a wonderful experience. The owners’ children and their grandmother came along and made it all the more personal and fun. This is a place that truly respects the land, celebrates local culture, and makes families feel welcome. It’s a perfect blend of comfort, sustainability, and genuine hospitality. Thank you for a wonderful stay. We loved everything and will definitely return.

Superlative menus, local products, attention to the detail and top notch service. Would recommend

Old monastery was renovated to become this lovely agriturismo hotel! In to the forest with great hospitality and food.fresh eggs from their own farm for breakfast was superb

Grand as usual !

Unforgettable experience. Could not rate it highly enough

Venice Marco Polo Airport – Calm, Convenient, and Kind People 🇮🇹✈️ Venice Marco Polo Airport was a pleasant surprise—small but modern, clean, and really easy to navigate. Unlike the usual chaos of bigger international airports, this one felt calm and efficient. From the moment we entered, the signage was clear, the lines moved quickly, and the whole process—security, check-in, boarding—was simple and stress-free. There aren't tons of restaurants or shops, but enough to grab a quick bite or coffee while you wait. It's not made for long layovers, but for a short stay before your flight, it's more than enough. Plus, its location is super convenient—just 20 minutes from Mestre and easily accessible from Venice itself via bus, shuttle, or water taxi. But what really made the experience memorable were the kind and helpful locals and staff. One of them went out of her way to explain a special ACTV transport pass for travelers under 30. For just €6, we got a youth card that gave us discounts at 200+ places—including museums, cultural sites, and cafés. On top of that, we could purchase a 72-hour unlimited ACTV transport pass, which covered all buses, trams, and water buses across Venice. Super convenient and budget-friendly! It was a thoughtful send-off after a magical trip. Not flashy, but peaceful, efficient, and filled with warm energy—just like Venice itself.

The Venice Marco Polo Airport is a well-organized and convenient airport. Transferring to and from Venice is easy and efficient, with clear transportation options available. Overall, I had a pleasant experience traveling through this airport — my flights departed on time, and my luggage arrived promptly. The only downside is that passengers need to take a shuttle to reach the airplane, which can be a bit inconvenient, especially during busy times or bad weather.

The average airport. Two nice notables: surprisingly uncrowded (visited on morning of June 10), more employees than passengers, an almost dead feeling which is great. Also, it’s fun and very unique to arrive or depart by boat adjacent to the terminal. Minor negative: our hotel bus had to inexplicably drop us at a designated spot away from the terminal doors, 300 meters or so from check-in, despite there were no vehicles at 6:30 AM. I guess this is a safety practice, just that 100s of busier airports allow drop offs at the terminal door. Check-in itself was easy here, security quick and uncrowded. The terminal here is pleasant enough but lacking any “wow” architecture or artwork, not really needed right?

What you may notice 1st is how quiet this airport is. There are many things happening, but compared to airports in the US…very quiet and clean. I recommend taking care of your airport transfer before arrival, it will assist in decreasing some of the anxiety about how to get where you are going! I spoke with many who took the public water transport and they weren’t happy at all..complaints of being crowded and it dropping you at a stop that is closest to your hotel is not a good way to begin your wonderful journey in Venice! Tip: I contacted my hotel and inquired if they had a dock and what water taxi company did they recommend..so glad I did this and won’t be one of those people on IG dragging my luggage up and over bridges…no way!

We had a plane to catch early 6am. There are few aspects as to why we chose to spend our night inside the airport. Firstly, my hotel had paid shuttle service running 10am to 10pm. Asking them to come extra early seemed like troublesome for us. So knowing my older kids would not wake up next morning for airport and finding no convenient transportation to the airport we choose to leave hotel by 8pm. Checkin was not indicated for our flight so we waited in the upper level of the airport. Some benches have no handles in between and many did. There are couple of charging stations and food areas and convenient stores that close by 8:30pm while lower level ones might remain open longer. Many folks laid asleep on benches so getting a small size blanket is totally worth the trouble. There are marble benches too which tend to get cold. The security on both levels is fantastic so that is one more reason we found staying over night in airport was a plus idea. So do not hesitate to stay in airport overnight. Just thought of sharing our experience because it was a place of unknown for us too.

Venice Marco Polo Airport (Aeroporto di Venezia Marco Polo) is the primary international gateway to Venice, situated approximately 13 km from the city center. Named after the Venetian explorer, it serves as a hub for both domestic and international flights. The airport is well-connected to the city and surrounding regions, offering various transportation options. Single Terminal Layout: The airport features a single terminal, streamlining navigation for travelers. Free Wi-Fi: Unlimited free Wi-Fi is available throughout the terminal, allowing passengers to stay connected. Dining Options: A variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars are available, offering both local and international cuisine. Shopping: Duty-free shops and retail outlets provide a range of products, including Italian fashion, electronics, and souvenirs. Lounges: The Marco Polo Club Lounge offers amenities such as snacks, drinks, Wi-Fi, and a terrace. Access is available for a fee or through programs like Priority Pass. Assistance Services: The airport provides assistance for passengers with reduced mobility and other special needs. Lost & Found: A dedicated Lost & Found office is located in the arrivals hall to assist with misplaced items. Bus Services: The ATVO Express Bus offers a direct connection to Piazzale Roma in approximately 20 minutes. The ACTV Line 5 bus also connects the airport to Piazzale Roma, with a journey time of around 25 minutes. Both services operate frequently throughout the day. Water Transport: Alilaguna water buses provide scenic routes across the lagoon to various points in Venice, including San Marco and Lido. Tickets are available at the airport or online. Taxis: Taxis are available at the airport, offering a convenient but more expensive option for reaching the city center. Car Rentals: Several car rental agencies operate at the airport, providing flexibility for travelers wishing to explore the Veneto region. Security and Check-in: During peak travel times, it's advisable to arrive at least 2–3 hours before your flight departure to allow ample time for check-in and security procedures. Currency Exchange: ATMs are available at the airport, but be aware of potential fees. Currency exchange services are also offered, though rates may vary.

Venice Marco Polo Airport is an experience like no other place I've ever been. We arrived by private boat taxi. From the dock area, you take the elevator to the 1st floor and proceed to the terminal. It's a very beautiful airport, but I can't remember the last time we were shuttled to the plane by bus.

1 out of 5 — If I could give zero stars, I would This airport is extremely overcrowded — to the point where you’re constantly bumping into people. It feels more like a packed subway station than an international airport. There are fewer than 20 seats at the gate, which is ridiculous considering a single flight has over 100 passengers. People were standing, sitting on the floor, or just pacing while waiting to board. While the place isn’t outright dirty, it’s very outdated. Everything from the floors to the lighting looks like it hasn’t been renovated in decades. Overall, it was an unpleasant experience from start to finish. I would not recommend this airport to anyone unless absolutely necessary. If you have other travel options, take them.

I had a first flight in the morning. I noticed that one of the airline staff was late. There were no queue numbers at the departure gates that make everyonre confuse for the designated direction. The check-in staff were unfriendly and did not give clear instructions, so I had to repeat the queue three times. When I asked why I had to repeat the queue, he just said “Take this tray” without explaining what was wrong or what I should do. I was very disappointed with the service at this airport.

Very small airport for the traffic of people than it stands. Extremely crowded from the beginning, very long queues to pass security checkpoints (there are only two), it took more than 45 minutes. Outrageous lack of seats, huge amount of people having to stand or seat on the floor (if you are lucky). All the flights delayed! Only one toilet in all the departure area… One of the worst airports I have ever been!!…and I travel a lot! Definitely, if you have any other choice, do not use this airport. Probably it will ruin your memories from your trip to Venezia!

Cosy and peaceful, the Person at the café are super intimate .Although there isn’t a smoking area, so if you’re a smoker, make sure to have your 6 (or even a whole pack) before checking in , otherwise, you’ll have to go all the way back through security again! If you get stuck here at night, you’re basically fried (iykwim)! — they close the airport during night time, and you’ll be left wondering why on earth you went for the cheapest flight in the first place to end up here.

It's a good airport, just too crowded. The only con is a weird cleaning wc woman who screamed at me in Italian 🤦

Not great. Small, cramped and lacking in seating in almost all areas of the airport. Security and passport control was easy enough, but with an average of two to three flights an hour the seating in the main departure area plus cafes, shops & bar simply don't cut it. It's not great and could be so much better. It needs to be better. The lack of seating and services is only compounded when travelling with Ryanair. Not only was our flight delayed on our flight out to Treviso (yes delayed by 6 hours, so avoid them at all costs, so much so that at 2230 HRS our flight was diverted 15 or so miles away to Marco Polo airport) but it was delayed by almost two hours on our return from Treviso airport too. In fact the delays combined with our outbound flight being re-routed to MP resulted in us losing our hire car booking and over £400 in the process. As mentioned our return our flight, again with Ryanair (who we will never use again), was delayed by nearly two hours. So we spent an uncomfortable couple of hours at Treviso airport waiting for our flight. As for Ryanair, I'm not sure that they take responsibility for anything. After a total of nearly 8 hours delay over two flights, all they did was blame the French ATC strikes (other flights were taking off on time and were flying to/from Italy), despite both planes arriving late in the first place, one not even being on an ATC strike day, and on our first flight the original pilot leaving our plane after a four hour delay at Luton to go and pilot a flight out of Heathrow instead; that wasn't an ATC issue???? I guess this is what happens when you over commit your organisation....and to make it worse you get emails from Ryanair explaining your rights and inviting you to make a complaint, plus their app flashes up how you can help them by petitioning the government on ATC shortages?!?! No thank you Ryanair. So it wasn't enjoyable. Something that is so easy, or at least should be, is made so difficult by a lack of space, investment and services that do nothing to enhance your holiday and travel experience. Would we use Treviso airport again? I don't know that we would. It seems that smaller regional airports feature very low on the pecking order of Air Traffic Control (ATC) so delays appear far more prevalent at smaller regional airports than they do at larger, city based airports. Oh one other thing, don't use Drivalia at Treviso airport. Their service, well no service at all really, is aimed at taking your money and leaving you to walk!!! They were terrible. Europcar however we're helpful and very friendly, if a little expensive. Level 10 Google reviewer with over 1,200 reviews with 2 million views plus 14,000 photos with more than 60 million views and still going strong 💪. My reviews aren't sponsored, they're based on mine, and often my wife's experience at an establishment whether that be a shop, restaurant, service or activity, with the aim of highlighting great service plus areas for improvement, if necessary. And boy sometimes it is necessary. Check out my other reviews 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

Come max 1 hour before the flight, nothing to do there. Small and no enough seats. Be noticed because it is airport only for low cost airlines Ryanair and Wizz, before the scanning of the boarding pass and the security 2 ladies stand and check one by one, and try to do whatever they can in order to take your money for paying extra for baggage, so be ready for it. They will not even let you carry a small bag with food for children and caliming it is additinal bag. Probably they are hired by both airlines for this reason, becaue their duty it is to be super strict with the passangers. Be carefull :)