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Great Local Tour Guides in Venice and the Veneto

The exquisite city of Venice is so rich in history, art, intrigue and gastronomy that you simply have a local guide show you the hidden treasures. Then get out into the countryside of Veneto - explore Verona, Vicenza, the Palladian villas and even some outdoor adventure.

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Exploring Italy’s Po Valley on a Hotel Barge

On our route from Mantua to Venice, we visited several provincial cities with ancient roots, plus a winery, markets and a villa. The boat was accompanied by a minibus and a guide, who transported us to sites along the way. Half a day was sightseeing, and the other half was relaxing on the boat

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Visiting Palladio’s Vicenza

When it comes to the development of Palladio as an architect, there is no better place to explore his modern interpretation of classical design than the city of Vicenza, 40 miles from Venice, and the surrounding province of the same name.

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Palladio’s Vicenza: What to See, Where to Eat and Stay, a Great Tour Guide Too

A cheat sheet to the important Palladio buildings to see in Vicenza, a great guide to take you around and where to eat and stay in this charming northern Italian city.

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Padova: A Famous Chapel and More

Padova (known as Padua in English) 22 miles from Venice, but a world apart from its high-energy neighbor, is most famous for the Scrovegni Chapel, but there is so much more to this Veneto gem.

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A Guide to Padova: What to See and Where to Eat

The lovely city of Padova, also known as Padua, in Italy's Veneto offers a wealth of attractions and great food. Here are the details on what to see in the city and where to get a great meal in Padova.

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Verona: So Much More Than Juliet’s Balcony

Sure this lovely city in the Veneto is known most for Romeo and Juliet, but there's so much more to Verona. Explore historic piazzas, the well-preserved Roman ruins and captivating museums here in Verona.

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Where to Stay and Where to Eat in Verona Italy

We've got a hanpicked selection of charming small hotels in Verona and family-run restaurants that you must visit! Plus how to get to Verona and how to find an afforded guided tour of Verona.

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In Verona Italy for a Wedding, Business Meeting or Special Occasion?

Whether its a wedding or a business meeting, we've got the perfect picturesque palazzo for you to hold your special event in Verona, Italy. Read on for details on how to make it happen.

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Italian Spas in the Veneto and on Ischia: Fango Mud and Wine Therapy Feature Prominently at Spas in Italy

Spas are one of Italy's best bargains, where hotel package deals for
top-notch treatments cost a fraction of what they would back in the
United States. Add to that wonderful food, wine, and the warm, relaxed
Italian atmosphere. These places become irresistible once
you've tried one.

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