Tessera Villas: Reviews for Self Catering and Holiday Rentals in Tessera

picturesque city close to Venice

Posted by TABarrett, 20 May 2012

... Serravale part of town and pass many beautiful villas, walk past the castello, and up the hill to St Agusta. The park near the train station is very nice with a great gelato stand. In the other direction is the Ceneda part of town with its war history museum. TAB ... more

From Venice to Rome by way of Tuscany - How?

Posted by Lynn B, 30 Apr 2012

... with all the gorgeous old villas on the right, so don't be in a hurry to get on the autostrada. You can even stop at Villa Pisani at ... ... com.au/2009/08/of-villas-and-palazzi-from-mantua-to.html This is the sort of countryside you get in ... more

After Venice?

Posted by Lynn B, 16 Apr 2012

... to see La Rotunda. The villas along the ... ... town is untouristed and wonderful. http://lynnnnick.blogspot.com.au/2009/07/venice-la-serenissima.html http://lynnnnick.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/of-villas-and-palazzi-from-mantua-to.html Verdict: Stay in Venice and take day trips if you want ... more

Where to spend extra day before flying home.

Posted by Engred, 15 Mar 2012

... and the tour of the historical buildings surrounding the piazza was very interesting. Also a wonderful espresso drink at Cafe Predrocchi. If you are interested in architecture, you could also consider a boat ride down the Brenta Canal from venice, from which you can see some of the Palladian villas ... more

Posted by vladivostock, 15 Mar 2012

the boat ride down the brenta is very nice. You can contact: www.battellidelbrenta.it/, www.porivertravel.it/prodotti.asp?cat=1&subcat=1&lan=ita, www.rivieradelbrenta.org/navigazione_brenta.htm. The most beautiful villas are: Villa Pisani in Stra and Villa Malcontenta ... more

Day trip to Vicenza or stop on the train?

Posted by sydneynick, 8 Mar 2012

... Vicenza train station, so you could stop on the way from Milan. You would have tp buy separate tickets for Milan-Vicenza and Vicenza-Venice. Note that the most famous of Palladio's villas, La Rotonda, is some distance from the centre of Vicenza and is open only on Wednesdays ... more

Posted by Lynn B, 8 Mar 2012

... hop off the train in Vicenza but will need a Milan to Vicenza ticket, followed by a Vicenza to Venice SL ticket. You can still take the faster Freccia trains. Villa Rotonda is only open to the public on Wednesdays so you may need to factor this into your plans ... more

Venice and the Veneto Region

Posted by Zerlina, 23 Feb 2012

I'm not sure what your reason is for choosing Udine; it's not on many people's lists. Closer and more interesting, I think, are Padua, Vicenza, Verona. If you enjoy architecture, you might consider a day touring the Palladian villas, most of them near Vicenza. ... more

Posted by Jonice08, 23 Feb 2012

Dear Zerlina, Thank you for your post. Padua was also a place we intended to visit and Vicenza has also been mentioned to us. We will take up your suggestion and definitely visit the Palladian villas. Thank you for your post. Regards, John. ... more

Venice to Padova

Posted by Lynn B, 13 Feb 2011

We went by the slow regional ACTV bus and really quite enjoyed the trip. I am pretty sure there is a direct bus as well, maybe ATVO. It was dirt cheap and I think took less than an hour. Gave us time to admire the villas along the Brenta Canal. ... more

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