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Let us bring you through a green land
rich of history, fascination, energizing
relax and…. excellent wines and food!
Castles, Venetian villas, abbeys,
medioeval hamlets… we suggest your
visiting some spots in the Euganean
Hills.
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The Benedictine abbey of
Santa Maria Assunta of Praglia,
maybe one of the most important
monumental and religious
communities in the area, is set
in the town of Teolo, only 10
minutes from Montegrotto Terme.
From the suspended cloisters you
can reach the loggia where you
can admire a breathtaking view
of the Euganian Hills and the
surrounding countryside, neither
dotted by houses nor cars.
Strange, charming, now more than
ever.
Overshadowing structure,
rich in history, charm and
legends, The Catajo Castle
stands tall on the road leading
from Padova to Battaglia Terme.
The Barbarigo-Pizzoni Ardemani
Garden in a Valsanzibio is one
of the most important and
refined Italian style Gardens:
an amazing world of fountains,
pools and landscape architecture
welcome the visitors in the
greenery of the Euganean Hills.
Arquà Petrarca: one of
Italy’s most beautiful hamlets
That’s the remark written on
a road sign at the gates of this
medieval hamlet, as that’s
how the experts have described
it: one of Italy’s thirty most
beautiful hamlets. And so it has
always been: it was not by
chance that the poet
Francesco Petrarca decided
to spend here the last years of
his life.
Walled towns
Montagnana, Monselice, Este are
all worth a visit. They are all
enclosed by walls and fortified.
During the month of September
these towns host cities quarters
challenges, knights tournaments
and costumed parades.
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And what about the cities of art of
Veneto Region? |
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Just have a look at the Veneto
map and you’ll realise that
Montegrotto Terme is the ideal
starting point to reach in a
short time marvellous cities of
art, a concentration of
historical and artistic jewels.
Padua is the city of St.
Anthony, it’s where Italy's
second oldest University, after
Bologna, was founded. the city
can also boast one of the
biggest and most beautiful
squares in Europe: Prato della
Valle, as well as an important
artistic legacy such as the
Scrovegni Chapel frescoed by
Giotto and a variety of churches.
Venice is considered the
most beautiful city in the
world. It is an incredible city
that you can explore either on
foot or by boat and that's made
up of 118 islands joined by more
than 400 bridges and separated
by canals which act as streets.
It is fascinating for the many
art treasures that it holds:
churches, palaces, museums,
bridges: we can almost say that
the entire city is a unique work
of art built throughout
centuries.
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Treviso and its Province is the
ideal territory for whom want to enjoy
a trip rich in flavours in an
elegant historical-architectural
contest: art, natural beauties, but
also agricultural products such as
the “Radicchio” and the wine
production appreciated all over the
world, in particular the "Prosecco",
produced in Valdobbiadene and Conegliano,
and its refined version: the "Cartizze".
Verona: A walk trough the centre of
Verona is a walk trough history;
everywhere you can breathe the passion
of the unhappy lovers of Verona, whose
story inspired Shakespeare's play.
The Arena is the symbol of the city:
roman amphitheatre of the I century a.C.,
it is still nowadays the stage of an
important Opera Summer Season.
Venetian Villas
In the middle of the 1500, many noble
Venetian families decided to build their
holiday houses in the most delightful
plains and hills of the Serenissima
territories. These villas are more than
4000 (20 of them can be visited),
scattered everywhere: along the road
that goes from Mestre to Treviso (the
Terraglio), along the Brenta river that
used to join Venice to Padua (Ville
della Riviera del Brenta), on the hills
near Treviso and Vicenza, and in the
Berici and Euganean Hills. Some of these
villas are works of famous architects
such as Palladio (27 Venetian villas by
Palladio are on the UNESCO list, as
World Heritage).
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To make up your personalised stay
package amid the best offers in a simple and easy way.
Book your holiday |
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Location
How to reach Montegrotto Terme |
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Info
For further
information
info@montegrotto.it |
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Events
Have a look
at the events and exhibitions you can’t miss |
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From the Web
Interesting
sites are worth a visit |
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