PALACE HOTEL MEGGIORATO
Located in the heart of Abano Terme, in front of the pedestrian area, the Palace Hotel Meggiorato is an elegant, renovated and spacious hotel, tastefully furnished and equipped with all modern comforts.
Attentive to detail, as well as to the specific requests of guests, the staff at the Palace Hotel Meggiorato will make you feel at home during your vacation.
We are at your disposal!
A CASA DI LUIS
AGRITURISMO CA' ROCCA
The Relais Ca' Rocca is located in the historic town of Monselice, at the foot of the Euganean Hills, between the cities of Padua and Rovigo: immersed in the greenery of the Veneto countryside and in a strategic position with respect to the main road arteries.
The happy combination of the typically rural architecture of the residence and the best comforts makes Ca' Rocca the ideal stop for a pleasure or business trip. The proximity to renowned tourist destinations makes the Relais Ca' Rocca an ideal starting point even for the most demanding tourist.
CA' MANIN
Good morning, we are Roberto and Marisa, the owners of this B&B, a family-run establishment, recently built with eco-friendly construction and designed to provide all the necessary comforts for our guests to enjoy a peaceful stay and total relaxation. For us, details make the difference, and every corner has been prepared to welcome you in the best possible way. Breakfast is served every morning and prepared with love by Marisa.
TERME PARADISO
Hotel Terme Paradiso, a three-star Superior hotel with spa in Abano Terme, welcomes you for a vacation dedicated to wellness and harmony.
The Spa and the swimming pool's thermal water are the perfect place for relaxing and getting your physical shape back. The wellness treatment and the thermal cures are the right way to a complete “remise en forme”.
Villa Pisani
<p>Mon-Tue-Thu 9:00-14:00</p><p>Wed and Fri 9:00-13:00 15:00-17:00</p><p>Sat and Sun 9:00-12:30 14:30-17:30</p><p><b>From August 12 to 18, 2024 closed.</b></p>
Villa Pisani, Serena<br> Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500002826
Villa Buzzaccarini
Villa Buzzaccarini dates back to the mid-1500s, a manor house-castle of the noble Padovan family of Buzzaccarini.
It is surrounded by a large park of over 30 thousand square meters, a perfect place to host various activities: Training Courses, Photo and Film Sets, Sports and Recreational Events.
The interior of the villa consists of various halls: The noble floor, entirely frescoed, the central hall, and four side rooms. The frescoes depict landscapes, villages, countryside, putti, and auspicious symbols.
Today, in addition to being a private residence, the Villa is designated for hospitality for weddings, conferences, study seminars, and television shoots, under the name "Borgo Buzzaccarini."
Villa Buzzaccarini - Villa Buzzaccarini <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500003760
Villa Draghi
Villa Draghi was built on a pre-existing 17th-century building as a private villa, demolished to construct the current complex in 1848, featuring the villa-castle style spread over two floors and a basement. Over time, it lost valuable decorative elements, fixtures, and statues due to neglect and the lack of care from the Municipality that was supposed to safeguard them.
The Park and the Villa are located on the slope of one of the hundred hills that characterize the Euganean Hills, 10 km from Padua and 40 km from Venice. The rustic annexes are found at the foot of Monte Alto and at the entrance gate of the Euganean Hills Regional Park.
Patches of woodland surround small clearings crossed by paths that offer a variety of perspective effects along the way: scenes with wide views alternate with brief glimpses that open and close among trees, meadows, and bushes with changing rapidity.
The Villa is situated at the top of a hill, from which one can enjoy a splendid view of the natural amphitheater of the plain dotted with inhabited areas, watercourses, thermal springs, and agricultural land. This view is made possible by the visual permeability of the area in front, which is currently free of buildings and visual barriers. Behind the Villa, the mountain continues its ascent, providing a backdrop.
The Villa Draghi complex is publicly owned by the Municipality of Montegrotto Terme, which acquired it from the Jesuits of Venice in 1972. The Jesuits had received it as a donation from Giovannina Draghi (the last private owner since 1962, after whom it is named).
