Best cities and towns in Italy
The extreme west of the coast of Cavallino, which borders on the dam in northeastern mouth of the port of Venice-Lido, is the lighthouse at Punta Sabbioni, a reference point for passing tourists and the boats in transit to the lagoon from Venice. The lighthouse is made of a metal structure in the shape of a pagoda with two terraces,
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The City of Malcesine counts 3,800 inhabitants, is located on the eastern shore of Lake Garda; is the last town in the north of the Province of Verona, on the border with Trentino. Malcesine is orange flag of the Italian Touring Club, a standard of eco-environmental, and the recognition of an excellent service and quality hospitality, for which the allocation
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General Guide: This village is built on the river Zero, is small but cozy, with all the necessary services. It is located very close to cities such as Treviso, Venice and Padua can be reached either by car but also by bus and train. In the area there are many pedestrian and cycle paths surrounded by nature. Exceptional land of
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Coming from the south, the first town you come to is the High Cadore Valley. A town of about 2,000 inhabitants, which extends in the sweet valley, on the slopes of Mount Antelao. Between the villages of Cadore, it is in Valle that we find traces of an ancient past, dating back to the first and second centuries AD Interesting
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Mogliano Veneto is a town in the province of Treviso, situated in a strategic location because it is right at the point where the province of Treviso and Venice meet, standing not far from Treviso and Venice and Mestre. E ‘is often used as a place from which to visit other surrounding attractions, thanks to excellent train connections to destinations
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