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Venice
is the capital of this glorious region, which may have even an even vaster choice of beautiful cities and
hilltowns than Tuscany. Once you are done cruising up and down the Grand Canal, once you have seen St. Mark’s
Basilica (among the most memorable churches in the entire world), once you have paid a king’s ransom
to sip a Coke and watch the pigeons in St. Mark’s Square, take a train or rent a car to see some of
these myriad treasures. First there is Verona, where you can visit Romeo’s home and Juliet’s balcony,
as well as a spectacular Roman amphitheatre where operas are performed in the summertime. There are at least
a dozen minor cities such as Padua, site of St. Anthony’s massive shrine, whose fresco cycle by Giotto
marked a vital turning point in the history of Western art; glorious Vicenza, showplace of Andrea Palladio’s
groundbreaking architectural masterpieces; and lovely little Treviso and Bassano del Grappa, cuisine capitals
known respectively for radicchio and white asparagus. Then there are the countless smaller towns like Soave,
with its fairy-tale castle and crenellated wall. As if all this were not enough, you have some of the most
prized vineyards in Europe; vast, bright-blue Lake Garda with its alpine background; miles and miles of sandy
beaches south of Venice; and an amusement park that will delight any homesick youthful traveler.
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Castello B&B |
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Hotel Abbazia |
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Hotel Ca' d'Oro |
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Venice Santa Chiara |
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Hotel Santa Marina |
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San Cassiano |
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Hotel Marconi |
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Hotel San Moisè |
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Hotel Ateneo |
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Palace Bonvecchiati |
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Hotel San Zulian |
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Venice Arsenale |
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Castello |
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Venice Santa Croce |
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Venice Cannaregio |
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Venice St. Mark's |
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San Rocco |
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Villa Odino |
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Podere di Venezia |
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Villa Luppis |
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Verona Winery |
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Verona Airport Hotel |
Looking for a Veneto / Venice or Verona flag? Click here to find one,
along with hundreds of other flags from Italy and around the world.
For ideas about places to see and things to do in Veneto, click here.
For links to markets, pageants, cultural events and more throughout Italy, click here.
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