Foreigner tourists keep often in mind about Veneto the typical images that range from the Basilica of San Marco in Venice, to the Basilica del Santo in Padua, passing through the Arena in Verona.. But Veneto is also other.
To discover this region is necessary to visit the small towns, the countryside to know the human and cultural life of one of the richest (historically and economically) regions in Italy and in Europe.
Discover the multitude of small-medium sized industries that produce appreciated items worldwide (fashion and accessories, wines, furnitures), in most part of cases craft-based.
Discover hundreds of Villas and Historic building throughout the region.
Veneto is also the wonderful and famous Dolomites. Veneto is also therapeutic and medicinal waters of spas such as Recoaro and the Terme Euganee and more...

-Venice: Details about Venice....
-Verona is famous in the world for its Roman Arena (1st century A.D). But Verona is rich in Churches which store museums of paintings and sculpture as well as being architectural monuments. Santa Maria Matricolare, the Cathedral of Verona is one of that. Verona is also known in the world because of Shakespeares tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. The Juliets House that according to the legend was the house where Juliet the most famous of all Shakespeares heroines, lived. It probably dates back to the 13th century. ... more...
-Padua: its origins are very ancient. it became a Roman Municipium in 45 B.C.
Padua remained one of the most important centres in the artistic field at least till the mid fifteenth century due the presence of Giotto (In the Scrovegni Chapel frescoes produced by Giotto 1302-1305)Donatello and Mantegna.
Basilica of S. Anthony is a construction dated 13th century; in Romanesque-Gothic style, it contains the body of St. Anthony.
University of Padua was founded in 1222 and with the Univerities of Bologna , La Sorbonne (Paris) and the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) it is one of the oldest Universities in the world. it attracted teachers and scholars from all over Europe. Both Dante and Petrarch stayed in Padua. ... more...
-Vicenza: the city of Palladio (Andrea di Pietro della Gondola, known as Andrea Palladio)- was included in the UNESCOs World Heritage list due its Palladian architectural treasures.

-Mountains: Dolomites (Madonna di Campiglio), Asiago Sette Comuni, Mount Grappa
-Sea: Caorle, Bibione, Jesolo Lido, river Po delta
-Lake: Lake Garda
-Rivers: Piave, Brenta, Adige, Po delta

Spas:Recoaro and the Terme Euganee.
Gastronomic itineraries, popular feasts and local markets.
Craft and shopping itineraries for fashion and accessories, wines in outlet-factories craft-based.