Veneto

Cortina d’Ampezzo, often referred to as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” is not only synonymous with glamorous winter sports but also a year-round paradise for nature lovers and those who appreciate the finer things in life. Here, you'll find a breathtaking backdrop of majestic peaks, exclusive alpine elegance, and a wealth of outdoor activities. Whether hiking, climbing, or simply enjoying the sweet idleness – Cortina offers something for everyone and makes your stay unforgettable.

The Venetian part of this UNESCO World Heritage site offers spectacular mountain landscapes, ideal for hikers, climbers, and winter sports lovers, surrounded by picturesque valleys and lakes.

Padua, a university city steeped in tradition in Veneto, captivates with deeply rooted history and art. You should definitely visit the Cappella degli Scrovegni to admire Giotto's revolutionary frescoes, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The majestic Basilica of Saint Anthony attracts pilgrims and art lovers, as it houses the relics of the city's patron saint. On the expansive Prato della Valle, one of Europe's largest, canals and statues invite you to linger. As one of the oldest university cities, a vibrant student atmosphere shapes its alleys and the Palazzo della Ragione. A visit in spring or autumn allows for relaxed exploration away from the major tourist crowds. Remember to reserve tickets for the Scrovegni Chapel online in advance, as visitor numbers are strictly limited.

The region's capital is world-famous for its unique canals, gondolas, and historic squares, which create an unparalleled romantic atmosphere.

Known as the setting for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Verona fascinates with its well-preserved Roman arena and a charming old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.