Discover the less well known, but incredibly beautiful, part of Veneto
Stop in the unique villages of Marostica, Bassano del Grappa, and Asolo
Capture photos of breathtaking panoramas
When
All year
Duration
8
Level
Easy
Service Type
Vehicle
Suggested pick up time
8:30
What’s included
Luxury air conditioned vehicle
English speaking driver
Photo stops
Stop in Marostica
Stop in Bassano del Grappa
Stop in Asolo
All taxes, parking tolls, gasoline and driver maintenance
Not included
Meals and Drinks
Entrance fees if required
Gratuities
Itinerary
Marostica
Asolo
Bassano del Grappa
Marostica
Marostica, VI, Italia
Asolo
Asolo, TV, Italia
Bassano del Grappa
Bassano del Grappa, VI, Italia
Discover the Veneto countryside, off the beaten path and away from the crowds.
You will visit Marostica, a small town surrounded by medieval walls, still famous all over the world for the human chess game held here every two years.
You will stop in Bassano del Grappa, a beautiful village located close to the Alps. Enjoy a stroll on the Ponte Vecchio designed by Andrea Palladio in 1569, shop for some locally produced ceramics, visit the Museo degli Alpini where many relics from World War I are preserved, or taste the Grappa, a strong liquor made from leftovers of the winemaking process.
You will discover Asolo, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Admire the stunning panoramas of the Dolomites in the background of this little medieval town, that enchented many poets and intellectuals throughout history.
Do not miss the chance to snap a picture of the majestic Villa Barbaro!
Where and how will I find the driver?
Your driver will be waiting for you at the confirmed pickup location (your arrival train track, at the airport arrival exit gate, at your accommodation) holding a sign with your name written on it.
What should I wear for this tour?
We suggest that you wear comfortable walking shoes as there is quite a bit of walking involved on uneven surfaces.
What should I wear if I want to visit some religious sites?
If you intend to visit religious sites, please have knees and shoulders covered (both men and women).
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