Veneto guide information on travel and pictures of our holiday to Veneto Italy
The Fegato alla Veneziana (liver cooked according to a Venetian recipe) is one of many typical recipes of the traditional Venetian cuisine. Read the rest »
Venice is among the most expensive cities in Italy, and when you travel to a city such as Venice it’s easy to become entangled in the fun and grandness of the city. Read the rest »
Surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, San Giorgio is located in the municipality of St. Ambrose, in the West side of Valpolicella, a few kilometres far from Verona and Lake Garda. Read the rest »
It is considered one of the oldest cafes in Italy and, given its prestigious location just under the arcades of the Procuratie Nuove in Piazza San Marco, it has become a symbol of Venice. Read the rest »
If you’re seeking the ultimate in relaxation, exploration and elegance, take a quick tour of the major interior cities in Italy before boarding a cruise ship to tour the coast of Italy and other Mediterranean countries for a few days or a few weeks. Read the rest »
As is the case in most Italian cities, you easily have more to see in Venice than you’ll have time for – especially if you make it a point to simply enjoy the ambiance of the city and wander the streets looking for your own treasures. Read the rest »
Easily one of the most romantic cities in the world, the high cost of a trip to Venice can be offset considerably by focusing more on discovery than the tour book experience. Read the rest »
