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Discover Veneto, Italy
From the magical canals of Venice to the romantic balconies of Verona, Veneto captivates visitors with its artistic heritage, prosecco vineyards, and Palladian villas. The region encompasses the Dolomites, Lake Garda's shores, and Padua's ancient university, offering incredible diversity.
From the magical canals of Venice to the romantic balconies of Verona, Veneto captivates visitors with its artistic heritage, prosecco vineyards, and Palladian villas. The region encompasses the Dolomites, Lake Garda's shores, and Padua's ancient university, offering incredible diversity.
Interactive map of cities and attractions
Explore the cities and towns that make Veneto unique
Plan your trip to Veneto with our month-by-month guide
Essential details to help you plan your visit to Veneto
Venice Marco Polo (VCE), Treviso (TSF), Verona (VRN)
Venezia Santa Lucia, Verona Porta Nuova, Padova
Venice is car-free - arrive by train or water taxi. Vaporetto passes save money if staying multiple days. Verona and Padua are easy day trips by regional train.
April-May and September-October
Mild (14-20°C), acqua alta flooding possible through April. Fewer crowds than summer.
Warm and humid (26-32°C). Venice is extremely crowded and can smell in canals.
Pleasant (16-22°C), grape harvest in Prosecco region. Acqua alta returns in November.
Cold and damp (3-10°C). Venice carnival in February is magical but packed.
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