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Marostica
A MAJESTIC city wall that frames the profile of the Pausolino hill beyond, and the mysterious cypress trees peeping out from behind the ruins of the Upper Castle give the traveller the sensation of having walked straight onto a canvas of one of the masters.
This is Marostica. An authentic medieval jewel set at the base of the Vicentina foothills where the fertile low-grounds meet the first slopes that climb upwards to the heights of Asiago.
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Bassano del Grappa
At just seven kilometres away along the road to Asolo and Montebelluna, Bassano del Grappa is certainly the closest stop of interest near Marostica.
For those of you thinking of just spending a few minutes in the town to have a typical tourist snap taken on the Old Bridge... Don’t! We recommend spending at least a few hours here so that you have a proper chance to soak up the distinctive beauty of the town’s cobbled streets, and piazzas, it’s breathtaking countryside views from the river Brenta, and the mountains which give Bassano it’s impressive backdrop.
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Vicenza
Best known as "the city of Palladio" and recognised as such by the UNESCO World Heritage List, Vicenza is a treasure trove of historical artistic, and natural beauty. This happy trinity ensures that there is always something to see regardless of the season, or the number of your travelling party.
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Veneto Villas
Since the fifteenth century until the begininng of the Napoleonic era the villa became an established part of the landscape, so much so that even today it is almost impossible to travel around the province of Vicenza without stopping at every step to savour the pomp and elegance of a bygone era.
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Gastronomy
For travellers who like to try the local cuisine when abroad, it will be difficult to resist the temptations offered by the cuisine of Vicenza and Veneto.
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Gallery
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