Veneto

Veneto is a region in northeastern Italy that enchants with its diversity of landscapes – from the lagoons of the Adriatic to the majestic Dolomites. At the heart of the province lies the magical Venice – a city built on water, where streets are replaced by canals and gondolas and vaporetto take the place of cars. This pearl of the Adriatic, with St. Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace, and countless bridges, attracts millions of tourists, inviting them to get lost in the maze of narrow alleyways. The region, however, hides many more treasures – Padua captivates with the Romanesque Basilica of St. Anthony and the oldest botanical garden in Europe, Verona enchants with its romantic atmosphere and Juliet’s famous balcony, while Vicenza dazzles with the architecture of Palladio. For nature lovers, the Prosecco Hills are a true paradise, where the famous Italian sparkling wine is made, as well as the picturesque Lake Garda, surrounded by olive groves and lemon trees. The region’s cuisine is a true feast for the palate – from seafood prepared in a thousand ways in the coastal towns, to hearty risotto and polenta typical of the inland areas. Can you imagine a better way to end the day than with a glass of refreshing Prosecco and a plate of clam risotto on a terrace overlooking the Grand Canal or the Dolomites? Veneto is a region that combines everything that is best about Italy – art, history, nature, and gastronomy – offering unforgettable experiences for every sense.