What to do near Monticello Conte Otto, VI

The resurgences of the Bacchiglione River

Upper Vicenza's resurgences, filed with the years of trout farming, have become a family-friendly nature reserve

The treasures of St. Julian's Church

Palladian at first glance, Baroque beyond the threshold: the unexpected wonders of an out-of-town church

Villa Caldogno

An incredible journey into the fashion of the 1500s

The City of Gold

Vicenza and Gold, a perfect pair that since the Middle Ages never ceases to amaze

Villa Valmarana ai Nani

A walk among dwarves, epic heroes, nobles and peasants from Veneto and even the Orient

The grove of La Rotonda di Vicenza

Nature flourishes next to Palladian villa

Countryside of yesteryear: the resurgences of the Destra Brenta.

They appear as if by magic in the middle of the plain

Lake Camazzole a.k.a. the 'Caribbean of Veneto'.

Along the Brenta River cycling route, a former gravel quarry is now an incredibly blue pond, a favourite haunt for many locals. Beware: the water is cold, deep and - mind you - not fit for swimming.

The small church of Santa Lucia in Brenta in Cittadella

Humble and small, but frescoed by Jacopo da Ponte!

Lake Fimon

A small natural lake nestled in the Berici Hills.

Villa Gallarati Scotti

For those who love quiet and harmony, an ancient Venetian Villa nestled in a historic English garden

Villa Cordellina Lombardi

An 18th-century Palladian-inspired villa with wonderful frescoes by Giambattista Tiepolo