The Dolomites: A UNESCO World Heritage Wonder
Nestled in the heart of the Italian Alps, where Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto, and Friuli Venezia Giulia meet, these iconic mountains captivate visitors with their soaring peaks, breathtaking landscapes, and rich local traditions.
During the summer, the Dolomites come alive with scenic trails, crystal-clear alpine lakes, and lush green meadows, offering the perfect setting for hiking, climbing, and cycling. In winter, they transform into a snowy wonderland, boasting expertly groomed slopes and cosy mountain huts, making it a dream destination for skiers and snow enthusiasts alike.
Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, the Dolomites promise warm hospitality, mouthwatering traditional cuisine, and unforgettable views that will stay with you forever.
Km 125 - h 2 min 15
Venice, the city floating on water
Venice is truly one of a kind—a city built on water where centuries of history, art, and culture converge in a mesmerizing network of canals, bridges, and winding streets. Nestled in northeastern Italy, this “Serenissima” captivates visitors with its timeless beauty and elegant charm. As you wander through its enchanting streets, you'll uncover iconic landmarks such as St. Mark's Square, the majestic Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the renowned Rialto Bridge. For a more immersive experience, glide through the lagoon on a gondola or vaporetto, taking in Venice’s magic from an extraordinary vantage point.
Known as a city of romance, music, and intrigue, Venice delights with its culinary treasures, traditional crafts like Murano glassmaking, and the vibrant spectacle of its world-famous Carnival.
Km 67 - min 60
In the heart of the Prosecco Hills
Between Venice and the Dolomites lies a unique landscape: the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. A mosaic of orderly vineyards, historic villages and scenic roads that tell the story of the deep connection between nature, work and tradition. This is the land where the famous Prosecco Superiore DOCG, a symbol of Italian wine excellence, is produced. Here you can enjoy an authentic experience among wineries, tastings, walks among the rows of vines and views that change with the seasons.
But the Prosecco Hills are not just about wine: they are also about art, culture and local cuisine. Medieval castles, ancient churches, welcoming trattorias and nature trails await you for a relaxing journey full of flavours.
Km 15 - min 20
Castelbrando: A timeless journey through Veneto's hills
Located in the heart of the Prosecco Hills, CastelBrando is one of the largest and oldest castles in Europe. With over 2,000 years of history, it dominates the village of Cison di Valmarino from a breathtaking panoramic position, surrounded by lush, charming nature.
Today CastelBrando is an elegant castle hotel that combines history, culture and hospitality. Inside, you can visit frescoed rooms, museums and historic courtyards, and attend cultural events and concerts. A panoramic lift connects the castle to the village below, making the experience even more evocative. Perfect for a visit, a romantic stay, a refined dinner or a journey through time, CastelBrando is the symbol of a thousand-year-old tradition that still lives on today.
Km 11.9 - min 19
Molinetto della Croda, where water tells stories
Surrounded by nature and history, Molinetto della Croda is one of the most fascinating and photographed places in the Prosecco Hills. Located in Refrontolo, this ancient 17th-century mill is nestled in the rock, next to a waterfall that has been feeding its water wheel for centuries.
Perfectly restored, today the Molinetto is a working museum that recounts the rural life of the past and the patient work of the millers. Walking through its stone rooms, you can breathe in the authentic atmosphere of Venetian rural tradition.
The surrounding landscape is ideal for relaxing, walking, taking photos and participating in seasonal events that enliven the site, such as the Festa della Farina (Flour Festival) or craft markets.
Km 5 - min 8
Follina Abbey, a Sacred Place in the hills
In the peaceful village of Follina, nestled among vineyards and hills, lies one of the most fascinating spiritual and architectural gems of the Veneto region: the Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria, founded in the 12th century.
The abbey is striking for its sober Romanesque-Gothic elegance and its wonderful medieval cloister, one of the most evocative corners of the complex.
It is still a centre of religious life today and welcomes pilgrims, visitors and lovers of sacred art. Inside, there are works of art, frescoes, a valuable 13th-century statue of the Madonna and an atmosphere that invites reflection and discovery of monastic history.
Km 8 - min 10
The largest wooden lion in the world
It is located in the municipality of Tarzo, a short distance from the Revine lakes. Several metres high and built entirely from branches and wood scraps recovered from the forests affected by Storm Vaia what hits Italy in 2018, the work represents the legendary lion of San Marco, symbol of Venice, but also of the rebirth and strength of the territory.
Located in a panoramic spot, the sculpture dominates the valley and has quickly become a must-see destination for hikers, families, photographers and lovers of contemporary art in nature. The Lion is not only a work of art, but also an ecological and cultural message: transforming destruction into beauty, loss into a symbol of hope.
Km 15,9 - min 20
The Temple of Possagno– The monumental work of Antonio Canova
In the heart of Possagno, the small village where the great neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova was born, stands the Temple of Possagno, an imposing church inspired by the Roman Pantheon. Built by the artist himself, it is a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture that combines spirituality, art and memory.
The Temple houses precious works of art and contains the tomb of Canova, who wanted this place to be an eternal symbol of his homeland and his art. The structure is characterised by a majestic dome, Corinthian columns and bright interiors, offering visitors an experience that combines aesthetic beauty and inner peace.
Km 33 - min 39
Revine Lakes and Livelet Park: A Journey Through Time
Nestled in the picturesque slopes of the Treviso Pre-Alps, the serene lakes of Santa Maria and Lago—collectively known as the Revine Lakes—are two stunning glacial gems waiting to be explored.
Beautiful in every season, these lakes boast scenic walking paths, peaceful picnic spots, and welcoming spaces perfect for families.
Perched on the shores of Lake Lago is the Parco del Livelet, an open-air museum that brings history to life with its reconstructed prehistoric pile-dwelling village.
Visitors can marvel at tools crafted with ancient techniques and immerse themselves in hands-on experiences like workshops and live demonstrations of fishing, hunting, farming, or weaving—ideal for families, school groups, and curious minds of all ages.
Km 16 - min 19
100-day road to the San Boldo Pass
Between the Treviso and Belluno Pre-Alps, the San Boldo Pass is a masterpiece of military engineering created during the First World War. In 1918, a strategic link was built which, in just three months, made it possible for troops and artillery to pass through. This speed earned it the nickname “Road of 100 Days”.
Located at an altitude of about 700 metres, the pass stands out for its ingenious construction: five winding tunnels flanked by a series of spiral hairpin bends, carved directly into the rock to overcome a steep gradient. The average gradient is around 7-10%, with peaks of up to 12% in the most challenging sections.
Today, the 100 Days Road is a popular destination for motorcyclists, motorists, cyclists and history enthusiasts. It is a short but intense route (about 6-9 km), with thrilling bends and spectacular views of the valley and surrounding mountains.
Km 21 - min 30
In the Heart of the Rock: Discovering the Caglieron Caves
The Caglieron Caves are located in the municipality of Fregona, in the province of Treviso, in the Veneto region. It is a very evocative natural and artificial complex, located within a narrow gorge carved out by the Caglieron stream.
The route winds its way through natural caves, formed by water erosion on limestone rock, and artificial caves, dug out in past centuries for the extraction of sandstone, called “pietra dolza”, used for construction and decoration.
Along the trail, you can admire waterfalls, wooden bridges, moss-covered rock faces and small cavities that create a unique atmosphere. It is a place much appreciated for its natural beauty, but also for its historical and geological value.
Km 24 - min 30
Asolo: History, Art and Landscapes of the Veneto Region
Asolo is a charming village located in the province of Treviso, in the heart of Veneto, known as ‘the city of a hundred horizons’, a definition coined by the poet Giosuè Carducci to describe its splendid views.
Surrounded by hills, Asolo combines scenic beauty, art and history. Strolling through the town centre, you can admire ancient buildings, porticoes, Renaissance squares and the castle, now home to a theatre.
Among the famous people who chose Asolo as their home were Queen Caterina Cornaro, who established her court there in the 15th century, the writer Freya Stark and the actress Eleonora Duse.
Today, Asolo is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, ideal for those seeking culture, tranquillity and a unique landscape. It is also a popular destination for cultural events, food and wine, and slow tourism.
Km 30 - min 38
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Via Refrontolo 8A
31053 Pieve di Soligo
Treviso, Italy.
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