Venice-Veneto places to visit and attractions
Below you can explore some of the most popular highlights and places of interest in the Venice-Veneto region. See also our Venice-Veneto travel guide.
Academy of Art, Venice
The Academy of Art in Venice has an important collection of Venetian Renaissance paintings and other Venetian art up until the 19th century. See guideAsolo
The lovely small town of Asolo also has several interesting highlights and important artworks See guideBassano del Grappa
Best known for its famous 16th century bridge, you will also find interesting palaces and churches in Bassano del Grappa See guideBelluno
Visited as a base to explore the dolomites, Belluno also has an attractive historic centre See guideBrenta canal
Along the course of the Brenta canal you can see several important villas and gardens See guideBurano
The colourful houses of Burano island make it a popular excursion from Venice See guide Advertisement
Chioggia
The beaches and the canals through the historic centre combine to make Chioggia a popular destination See guideCittadella
Each historic epoch has left its mark on the fortified town of Cittadella See guideCortina d'Ampezzo
The renowned ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo is one of the most popular ski centres in the dolomites See guideFeltre
There are a good number of interesting palazzos and churches to admire in the historic centre of Feltre See guideFondaco-dei-Tedeschi, Venice
The Fondaco-dei-Tadeschi is a historic building in Venice with a roof terrace with views over the Grand Canal. See guideGarda
Garda is a pretty resort and old town on the east coast of Lake Garda See guideLazise
Lazise is a lovely resort and historic village on the south-east coast of Lake Garda See guideMalcesine
Malcesine is a pretty small town on the shores of Lake Garda See guideMontagnana
Montagnana is famous for having the most extensive and best preserved defensive walls in Italy See guide Advertisement