Here is a selection of the most beautiful villages of Veneto according to I Borghi più belli d'Italia.
1. Asolo
Asolo is one of the most picturesque towns in Veneto, known for its medieval character, historic palaces and narrow streets. The town is known as the "town of a hundred horizons" thanks to its magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and countryside. Asolo is also known for its culture and artistic heritage, including the Della Riva Palace and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta.
2. Cison di Valmarino
Cison di Valmarino is known for its stone houses and ancient castle. The village is located in the Dolomites and offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and green valleys. Cison di Valmarino is ideal for those seeking peace and quiet in the heart of nature.
3. Malcesine
Malcesine lies on the shores of Lake Garda and is known for its beautiful medieval atmosphere, narrow streets and views of the lake. The town is home to Castello Scaligero, a medieval castle overlooking the lake and the surrounding mountains. Malcesine is a popular place for water sports, hiking and cycling.
4.arquà Petrarca
This village is known as the last home of the famous poet Francesco Petrarca. A stroll through its streets will take you into a medieval atmosphere, where you can visit Petrarca's house and taste the local speciality - sweet chestnuts.
5.borghetto
Borghetto is famous for its watermills and romantic bridges over the Mincio River. It is the ideal place for quiet walks and tasting traditional tortellini.
6. Follina
Follina boasts the 12th-century Cistercian abbey of Santa Maria, considered an architectural gem. The village lies on the "Strada del Prosecco" route, making it an ideal stop for wine lovers.
7. Montagnana
Montagnana is famous for its well-preserved medieval walls that surround the historic centre. The town is also famous for the production of high quality Prosciutto Veneto Berico-Euganeo.
Our tip: What you can experience in Veneto
Veneto is full of historic towns, castles, palaces and churches that allow you to discover Italy's cultural heritage. This region is famous for its mountains (Dolomites), lakes (Lake Garda) and nature reserves, ideal for hiking and cycling. Veneto offers great cuisine, including fish dishes, wine and traditional Italian specialities, which can be enjoyed in local restaurants.
