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Veneto Travel Guide

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World’s Best Trip: Veneto, Italy

How to take a World’s Best trip to the Veneto, Italy.

Architectural Driving Tour of Veneto

Carlo Scarpa was one of the few 20th-century architects to make a mark on Veneto. T+L steers toward his best surviving designs.

Agriturismi: Italy's Best Affordable Spots

From Piedmont to Campania, T+L discovers the best affordable agriturismi in Italy, where the food comes straight from the land and Italian tradition lives on.

Discovering the Veneto’s 6 Best Hotels

Illustrious architecture, Veronese frescoes, delicious local cuisine—on a mission to discover six of the region’s best hotels, Christopher Petkanas explores a corner of Italy he’d...

See It Now: "Chelsea on the Rocks"

The first documentary from King of New York director Abel Ferrara takes the Chelsea Hotel, that Manhattan landmark (and not in a T+L 500 way),...

Cutting Room Floor: Venice Scene

It is a familiar heartache to a photo editor that we commission beautiful images, but not all of them make it into the magazine. Luckily,...

Driving Emilia-Romagna

Viewing art in Italy is often a cheek-by-jowl experience, but the province of Emilia-Romagna remains blissfully crowd-free. Peter Weller hits the road to explore some...

A Family Christmas in Padua

Family ties and simple holiday pleasures have lured T+L's Creative Director Pamela Berry back to Padua for more than a decade. Each year, she shops...

America's Coolest Rental Cars

Skip the compact on your next vacation: here’s how to get behind the wheel of America’s coolest rental cars.

The Ultimate Guide To Cooking Schools

On a quest to learn to cook like an Italian, Shane Mitchell joins a master chef in the Veneto for classes, vineyard visits, and market...
HOTELS

Villa Pisani

Built in the 1500’s by the noble Pisani dynasty, this 8-room B&B is known for the original Veronese frescoes in its ballroom.  Room to Book: The elegant suites that look out onto the... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Gipsoteca

Venture to sculptor Antonio Canova’s former home and the adjacent museum, partially designed by Scarpa, known as the Gipsoteca. The building provides an airy exhibition hall of white planes and... more ›




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