Trekking

A path that leads you from the Alps to the thresholds of the Lagoon, crossing some of the most recognizable landscapes of Veneto. You will follow ancient transit and pilgrimage routes which for centuries connected the mountain environment to the Venetian plain, transforming your journey into an experience that blends spirituality, nature and historical heritage.

Who are the Cimbri? Peoples of Germanic origin who, starting from the 12th century, settled among the mountains of Veneto, leaving a mark that is still recognizable today in the language, traditions and architecture of the villages.

A journey through centuries of medieval history, born from the flight forced upon one of the most fascinating figures of medieval Europe, the Empress Adelaide of Burgundy, a route that transforms Veneto into a sequence of places linked to her life.

There are walks that follow a map and others that are born from words. The Rigoni Stern Walk belongs to the second group: a path from Vicenza to Asiago that passes through the places that inspired the tales of the Asiago-born writer, where every route seems to refer to a page, a memory, a voice of the wood.

From Germany to Rome, via Veneto

The Via Romea Germanica is an ancient road that connects northern Germany to Rome, crossing Austria and several Italian regions. Today it is a European Cultural Route, a symbol of faith, history and slow tourism.

A very long trail that crosses Europe and the Veneto

The Via Romea Strata is a historic road that links Europe to the heart of Italy, crossing Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Austria, along trails marked by centuries of history and traditions. It is a network of ancient roads that enters Italy from Tarvisio and continues through six regions towards the Eternal City.

In the footsteps of St. Anthony

The Way of St. Anthony is an experience that combines faith, history and landscape, following the places linked to the life and devotion of the Saint.

The ‘Alta Via’ (High Altitude Trail) of the Great War is an itinerary comprising sixteen stages over 200 kilometres in the Vicenza Pre-Alps. The journey combines nature, history and identity, with restored trenches, mountainside forts, tunnels carved into the rock and shrines that hold stories that can emotionallly move those who walk these paths.

Walking through the stories of Antonio Fogazzaro

This is the first long journey devised by the Cammini Veneti Association, the result of the passion of a group of volunteers to enhance the territory through slow tourism and tell the story of Veneto's most authentic roots.