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Venice, also known as the Serenissima, is a city known throughout the world. If you have never visited it, we highly recommend to discover its enchanting places and magic that will leave you speechless.

From Piazza San Marco, one of the most famous monumental squares in Italy, to the Doge’s Palace, the ancient residence of the Doge, with its majestic Venetian Gothic architecture; from the Basilica of San Marco with its fascinating mosaics and imposing structure to the famous bridges like Rialto, Scalzi, Accademia, Constitution, and the Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri).

And do not forget to visit the Gallerie dell’Accademia, which hosts an extraordinary collection of artworks by the greatest Italian artists, including Leonardo’s famous “Vitruvian Man.”

Treviso is a special city thanks to the perfect combination of nature and artworks. It’s impossible not to start from the lively Piazza dei Signori, the bustling heart of the city.

Then, head towards the majestic Palazzo del Podestà, Palazzo dei Trecento, and the Civic Tower, magnificent historic buildings where you can lose yourself among cafes, arcades, shops, and ancient workshops. The main street of the center is perfect for shopping and breathing in Treviso’s vibrant atmosphere.

And if you are curious and want to explore more, you absolutely must visit the Isola della Pescheria, a small island connected to the city center by two bridges, where a picturesque fish market is held daily.

Have you ever heard of the 15 kilometers of fine sandy beach? Characterized by the scenic piers stretching out into the sea and the prestigious Blue Flag waving proudly! In Jesolo, the sea is a precious resource, as are the services offered if you choose to spend your days on its beaches. The vibrant heart of the city is Piazza Mazzini, located a stone’s throw from the sea and surrounded by salty waters.

And what about Via Bafile, the main street? At night, from 8 PM to 6 AM, it becomes the longest pedestrian walkway in Europe, a full 12 kilometers of pure magic, and lively.

During the summer, Jesolo offers a unique experience with exceptional sand sculptures set up in Piazza Brescia. And if you are a bicycle enthusiast, the beautiful lagoon behind the city awaits you to ride all the way to Venice! You can cycle through the lagoon that stretches behind the city, embracing the splendid city of Venice. Jesolo is truly a unique place, full of energy and vitality.

In the north part of the province of Treviso, you will find hills where wine has been cultivated for centuries.

The magical atmospheres of these lands invite you to explore art cities, agricultural villages, and culinary delights.

You will always be accompanied by the aroma of a special wine. These hills are the home of Prosecco, the most famous Bollicine (Sparkling Wines) in the world, which have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2019.

Art locations alternate with those of wine culture and the good life. Here starts Italy’s first wine route, the “Prosecco and Wines of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Hills Road” (1966), to which has been added the more recent “Piave Wine Road,” which will take you to discover castles, historic villas, hermitages, and abbeys.

And don’t forget to stop by many wineries to taste top-quality food and wine products! The most representative cities of this area are Conegliano (birthplace of Giambattista Cima), Valdobbiadene, Vittorio Veneto, and Follina (which has joined the Club of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy).

Conegliano is located in a privileged position at the foot of the Treviso Prealps. The historic center, mainly built along Via XX Settembre and Piazza Cima, hosts numerous Renaissance palaces with carved stone decorations and frescoes.

On the hill stands the Castle, symbol of Conegliano, offering a panoramic position to admire the wide piedmont scenario, from the UNESCO Dolomites to the Venice lagoon.

18 kilometers of golden sandy beach, clean sea perfect for children, clear, fish-filled, and full of submerged treasures.

The historic center with its alleys and squares is a true open-air salon, starting from the beautiful Piazza Vescovado whose trachyte paving recalls the Venetian tradition and has been included among the Historic Maritime Villages – Jewels of Italy.

With outdoor walks and visits to museums and monuments that adorn the village, it will feel like taking a trip back in time.