The best museums Veneto

In its rooms, there is a careful preservation of axes, saws and other instruments indispensable for the main activities of the entire cimbra population: wood cutting and work. The museum, which illustrates the simple life of this ancient community from Roana on the high plateau of Asiago (early th), also allows, thanks to extensive photographic documentation, to discover the customs and customs of the. In the localities Le Rotte and Vallorch there are still two villages where one can breathe la civility and observe their typical houses.

We see wonderful naturalisés animals, fossils and photos on various karst phenomena.

A splendid naturalistic oasis where you can study the surrounding area and where we work for the preservation of local flora in particular.

He retains numerous testimonies from the Roman presence in this region.

If you'd like to know all about the artisanal production and processing of Murano glass, this is the place to go. This small factory offers guided tours including the various stages of the process, right through to cooling. The glassblowers will be delighted to give you a demonstration. It's always fascinating to watch them at work on the glowing glass as it emerges from the furnace at 800°C (1,472°F). There's also an on-site boutique.

The little church of Saint-Barnabé houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the work of Leonardo da Vinci. Here, you'll find models of his mad, visionary inventions, based on the original plans. Among them is his famous flying machine, inspired by his in-depth study of birds and the mechanics and anatomy of their wings. Inventions, drawings, anecdotes, documents... Young and old alike will have plenty to marvel at in the face of such genius.