Monte Rite can be reached from Passo Cibiana along an accessible dirt path about 7 km long. Once you reach the top, a few steps from the Dolomites Refuge, you will find the Messner Mountain Museum Dolomites, better known as the Museum in the Clouds.

This space tells the story of exploration and mountaineering in the Dolomites. During your visit you can admire photos, paintings, works of art and artefacts to discover the true essence of the mountains and the Dolomites.

The botanical garden in Padua was founded in 1545 and is the world's oldest university botanical garden. This natural and architectural wonder houses nearly 7,000 plant species, a unique variety of specimens recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1997.

The old garden, a circular structure in which a square is inscribed that is divided into four more regular squares, is the product of scientific fervour on the one hand and the ideals of order, balance and geometry that enlivened Padua's cultural landscape during the Renaissance on the other hand.

One of the most interesting female characters in the story of the Repubblica Serenissima (The Most Serene Republic of Venice) is Caterina Cornaro, born in Venice in 1454. Caterina was married to the King of Cyprus and Armenia but, after his death, was forced to abdicate in favour of Venice. The Republic of Venice repaid her by bestowing the stronghold of Asolo to her, where she established a very refined court.

In Mezzaselva di Roana there is a Park that attracts visitors and protects the territory where nature and art merge. This is the SelvArt Park, on the Plateau of the Sette Comuni in Vicenza province. The 30 permanent outdoor installations created by internationally famous artists, are in the heart of Kantregar forest and give voice to the forest through materials recovered from the environment. 

The easy 2-hour route of abgout 3 km is open all year round and admittance is free. To know more about Selvart, visitors may be accompanied by the Park guides.

It is not often that we come across places where there is a sort of magical fusion between art and nature, between history and tradition, and where there is no lack of opportunity to spend wonderful moments in the open air.

All this is possible at the Sojo Park, in the town of Lusiana (Vicenza). It is an oasis of green which features around sixty sculptural installations created by a variety of internationally famous artists.

The cycle path winds from Lake Garda to Venice and connects the cycle paths of Trentino Alto Adige with those of Veneto. This route has become a classic cycling tourism route in Italy because it offers a broad overview of the landscapes, traditions and beauties of the region. 

From the rocky landscapes of the Dolomites to the flat landscapes of the Venetian Lagoon, the scenery that you will see during this evocative itinerary changes gently from day to day.

The cycle path traces the ancient trade routes of river and land that connect Venice with Trieste. 

Starting from Venice - Tronchetto, you embark for the Lido where the Islands of Venice Cycle Path (E5) starts. This route, extending between the sea and the lagoon, leads to Chioggia.

The second day you will ride along the Bacchiglione embankment, passing through the Benedictine Courts of Correzzola to reach the largest spa destination in Europe: Abano and Montegrotto Terme, in the Euganean Hills Regional Park.

Treviso is an enchanting city: the clear canals reflect ancient frescoed buildings and the colonnades that lead to Piazza dei Signori overlooked by the Palazzo dei Trecento. Ostiglia is an industrial city in the heart of the Po Valley, whose Roman origins identify it as an important river port. It is joined by a long military and commercial railway built in the early twentieth century and transformed a century later into the longest cycle path on former railways of Italy.