A one-of-a-kind city, built on a series of islands and crossed by numerous canals. The city is famous for its Gothic architecture, romantic canals, gondolas and numerous cultural attractions.
One of these is Piazza San Marco with the Basilica, one of the first examples of Byzantine architecture in Italy, and the 98 meter high Campanile which offers a fantastic view of the lagoon and the city. The square is also home to the Doge's Palace, the historic residence of the Doges of Venice.
Venice is also famous for its museums and art galleries. The Accademia Gallery, located on the Grand Canal, houses a vast collection of Venetian works of art, including paintings by Tiziano, Bellini and Canaletto. The Correr Museum, in Piazza San Marco, with its art collections and numerous historical objects, while the Peggy Guggenheim Museum is dedicated to modern and contemporary art.
Don't miss the Venetian tradition of the aperitif with cicchetti in the ancient taverns.
A city that combines history, art, culture and gastronomy, called Little Venice for the canals that cross the historical centre. These are not navigable like those of Venice but create a truly unique atmosphere.
One of the main places of interest in the city is Piazza dei Signori, the heart of the historic centre, surrounded by historic buildings, such as Palazzo dei Trecento and Torre Civica.
Not to be missed is the Sile river, which runs through the city. The river is surrounded by splendid Venetian villas, such as Villa Barbaro and Villa Emo, which house a vast collection of works of art and are surrounded by magnificent gardens.
Treviso is also famous for its gastronomy, with dishes such as the red chicory, the Tiramisu and local wines, such as Prosecco.
An enchanting place, characterized by green hills, historic villages and breathtaking views. The area is perfect for hiking or cycling, to discover the nicest paleces of the region and to admire the vineyards that extend as far as the eye can see.
The real attraction of Valdobbiadene is its Prosecco wine, a high-quality sparkling wine, with a tradition dating back to the 1800s. This wine is produced with Glera grapes, grown sustainably on the hills of Valdobbiadene, following traditional and rigorous production techniques.
The area is dotted with wine cellars that offer wine tastings and guided tours. Numerous food and wine events are organized throughout the year, including festivals, fairs and wine festivals, to discover the delicious local culinary specialties, such as cheeses, cured meats and typical desserts of the area.
About 20 minutes by car from Noventa di Piave is Jesolo, also known as the Miami of Italy. Very famous for its large sandy beaches about 15km long and crystal clear water. Numerous activities for those who want water sports, windsurfing, kitesurfing and jet-skiing among others.
For children the most important attractions are the Sea Life aquarium and the Aqualandia amusement park.
The nightlife offers fun for people of all ages.
Designer Outlet
The outlet village is located about 500 meters from the Cavallo Hotel Noventa and can be easily reached on foot via a pedestrian path. Here you can find a large selection of major brand stores at discount prices, including clothing, accessories, shoes, cosmetics and more.
Civic Archaeological Museum
This museum is located a few steps from the historic center and is dedicated to the history and archeology of Noventa di Piave and the Veneto region. Among the exhibits there are coins, ceramics, metal objects and more, which tell our story from prehistoric times to the present day.