Welcome to Veneto

Veneto region, located in the north-east of Italy, named after its famous city Venice, a popular destination known for its unique water way architecture and rich cultural heritage.

Besides Venice, the region has plenty to offer, from the walled cities of Cittadella (Nicolò’s hometown) and Treviso, to Lago di Garda, the pre Alpine landscape and the Dolomites, the ancient thermal baths in Abano Terme, to the famous arena di Verona.

In this part of Italy, besides Italian, most inhabitants also speak Venetian.

Venice

Opening in early June 2026, the iconic Venice Art Biennale will be in full swing - a world-renowned celebration of contemporary art that’s well worth a visit.

The Dolomites

Nature lovers will enjoy nearby mountain escapes with countless options for hiking and cycling.

Bassano del Grappa

A charming town famous for its historic wooden bridge, local grappa, and riverside beauty. If you have a free afternoon, Daniela’s favorite Veneto town is definitely worth a stroll.

Beyond Veneto

If you are planning a longer trip to Italy,Tuscany, Emilia Romagna and Umbria are not further than a few hours train ride away.

Consider a longer layover in Milan, known for its fashion, architecture, and art scene. Or take trip to Florence, the heart of the Renaissance, just a few hours train ride away. If you’re planning to see Rome it is around 5 hour train ride from Padova.

If you are planning to explore Southern Italy, we recommend flying from Venice (VCE) airport for domestic flights to Naples, Sicily, Sardinia and Puglia.