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

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

Where to stop between Verona and Venice (not Vincenza)?

Posted by jczinn, 14 May 2012

... a guided tour of Palladian villas with Roberta Parlato.) I am certainly considering Padua, to see the Scrovegni Chapels, but it seems fairly complicated (being locked into a pre-booked time, parking, arriving an hour early to pick-up tickets, all for 15 minutes of viewing.) I'm thinking if ... more

Posted by Aussies11, 15 May 2012

You could visit Villa Fogazzaro Colbacchini in Montegalda, the Praglia Abbey or both sites being on the southern side of the A4 motorway. Eventually, you need to exit at Vicenza est and in 15 minutes you'll be at destination. From there need to proceed to the village of Creola ... more

Posted by jczinn, 15 May 2012

Thanks for the suggestions Aussies11--I will look into that. Someone else on another forum has suggested driving to Venice via the Brenta canal, perhaps stopping at Villa Pisani and others. That seems like a good possibility as well. ... 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

Camisano, Vicentino

Posted by Aussies11, 28 Apr 2012

Visit Vicenza and a couple of Palladian Villas one day, Bassano del Grappa and Marostica another day. We like Este, Montagnana and Lozzo Atestino but you might be tempted by Padova and Verona ... 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

Cortina to Venice

Posted by Ellen_zoneth, 16 Apr 2012

... for visitors in Cortina like Passo Giau, Scuola Sci Dolomiti Cortina, Lago Pianozes, Averau Mountain etc. You can stay in Cortina for 2 or 3 days. And Venice is also great and wonderful destinations of Italy. There are wonderful places to visit and beautiful villas and hotels for best accommodations ... more

3 Days in Veneto - what to see?

Posted by Lynn B, 9 Apr 2012

Consider Vicenza for amazing architecture by Palladio and Mantua, a stunning town with an enormous palace and many pretty squares and churches, and certainly not packed with tourists http://lynnnnick.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/of-villas-and-palazzi-from-mantua-to.html ... 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

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