Veneto Region History

Will go back again just for the ice-creams, the Gondolas are a rip off so beware, or do a deal first. The shops streets are fasinating , as is the history of the buildings. Avoid drinking in St Marks square the'll charge you 2 arms 2 legs for a coke, find an ice-cream booth they sell cold drinks also keep loose change for the loo's. The night life is romantic and there's live music twinkling lights in St Marks square, try and go in the local August holidays it's busy but worth it, Even thunder storm;s are romantic at night.

The city of the most famous lovers in history: Romeo and Juliet. But Verona has much more to offer.The city, also known as Urbs Nobilissima, is the second biggest city in Veneto It is one of the cities that has better preserved its artistic heritage in Italy. Retaurants: Il giardino giusti, Arena di Verona

just a small town. But it is not far from Padua, or Venice and a lot of small towns with lots of History. If you like riding your bike just be there on the last Sunday of May, there is a 'riding meal' in 9 stops around town. so fun!

Venezia it's covered with history elsewere, but one place that you shouldn't miss, due to it's beauty and tradition, is the "Café Florian", considered among the best coffee shops in Europe. A bit expensive, yes! But the view of the Piazza di San Marco pays it all back.

Veneto is a region where you can find everything you want, from ancient and charming history to modern attractions.its nightlife is vibrant and very freindly.Visit during summers cause in winter can be very cold