The most beautiful natural sites to discover Veneto

The island of Albarella is certainly the most exclusive part of the Delta. This little natural paradise is a private property; for the small story, it belongs to the family of Marcegaglia entrepreneurs, whose president Emma Marcegaglia was President of Confindustria, the Italian Medef, until 2012. Covered with white cottonwood, inhabited by deer, harms, heheans and dominated by Ca 'Tiepolo, a beautiful Venetian villa dating from the middle of the eighteenth century, Albarella is unfortunately only accessible if you plan to stay in one of its beautiful villas (rent) or at the large local hotel. Also those who plan to play golf along the 18 hole course will get the pass pass. A marina and 3 km of beaches complement the surroundings.

Spiaggia Des Bains, a three-minute bike ride from the city center, is one of the Lido's iconic beaches. The beach is bathed by the Adriatic Sea and has an extremely large stretch of sand that is ultra clean and supervised daily by lifeguards. It is the ideal place to come and relax with your family for the day, especially since it has a small, modern and fun open-air bar. The wooden deckchairs and the 200 private cabins, arranged in a meticulous way, row by row, facing the sea, are what give the place its vacation feel.

North of Vicenza, this wood of robiniers and plane trees present an alley lined with ancient statues. A wooden bridge leads to a sacred island of a temple. It is the largest and most beautiful park in the city where Vicentins like to run and walk children.

This 30 000 m ² oasis of lawns and ancient trees surrounds the Sirènes bay. The ideal place for those who want to rest. Available to clients: deck chairs, children's games, showers and toilets.

The small lake of San Vito, at the foot of Mount Sorapis, offers a beautiful sight and its green waters attract fishermen. Fishing is regulated (check with the tourist office).