Tours

The great art cities of Veneto and Emilia, a short distance from the borgo.

Venice

Venice

Venice is very easy to reach. An way of reaching “La Serenissima” is catching a ferry boat from Fusina, a small village in front of the lagoon. You can leave your car in the private parking area of the terminal, from where every hour a ferry goes and comes from Venice, allowing you to get off not far from St. Mark’s square. For more information, please visit www.terminalfusina.it

Verona

Verona

Together with Venice the most recognised face of the Veneto. Verona is a city alive with myths, a place of the spirit in pursuit of the true meaning of magic. Here Love with a capital ‘L’ has its home, in a literal sense: the places associated with the adventures of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet are impossible to miss, and impossible also not to experience the emotion produced by

Ferrara

Ferrara

Visit Ferrara starting with the Castle, then go on with the Cathedral, the Town Hall Square, the Jewish Ghetto, the Via delle Volte. End your tour with a panoramic view of the Renaissance Walls, the Palazzo dei Diamanti, and the Ariostea Square….

Padua

Padova

In Padova art, culture, nature, science and spirituality blend in a unique mix that makes the visit a complete enjoyment. The city can be discovered in many ways, simply wandering around, appreciating the sightings behind every corner. Don’t forget to visit the Scrovegni Chapel, with the famous frescoes by Giotto….

Montagnana

Medieval Walled Cities

From the cities of art to the hills, from the spas to the lagoon, the province of Padua is an environmental and panoramic treasure trove of extraordinary wealth. Within a few dozen kilometres there is an incredible concentration of medieval walled cities (Cittadella, Este, Monselice, and Montagnana), medieval villages (Arquà Petrarca), stately villas, historic gardens,

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