The Territory
Wonderful Places Waiting to Be Discovered
During your stay at the Borgo, you can explore the artistic and natural wonders of Veneto.
Villa Feriani is strategically located, making it easy to reach some of the most charming and renowned destinations in the region.
We have selected some of the most beautiful places for you, each with a brief description. But if you’re looking for a relaxing break in close contact with nature around Villa Feriani, don’t worry—we’ll be happy to provide all the advice you need for the perfect getaway!
Discover Veneto’s most famous and characteristic locations, create your own itinerary starting from Villa Feriani, and enjoy dreaming about your vacation with us!
Vicenza
A true UNESCO gem, waiting to be explored through countless itineraries among its medieval walls, the Bacchiglione and Retrone rivers, and its stunning Palladian architecture.
Just a short bike ride from the Agriturismo, Vicenza reveals itself in all its splendor. Its beauty lies especially in the Palladian palaces lining the squares and main streets of the city center, making Vicenza a masterpiece of architectural heritage.
A must-see is Corso Palladio, a scenic walk from Piazza Castello to the Teatro Olimpico and Palazzo Chiericati (now home to the Civic Museum), passing by the grand residences of Vicenza’s noble families. Piazza dei Signori is another highlight, dominated by the magnificent Basilica Palladiana and the Loggia del Capitano.
Just outside the city center, along the bike path that leads from Vicenza to our Agriturismo, don’t miss a visit to the iconic Villa “La Rotonda” and Villa “Ai Nani”.
VERONA
An unmissable gem of Veneto, the city of love welcomes lovers of yesterday and today… but also art enthusiasts and curious travelers.
Verona has been called the “Gateway to Italy”, as it offers a first glimpse of the country’s beauty and charm to those arriving from the north.
Like all Veneto cities, Verona invites you to immerse yourself in its enchanting atmosphere, strolling through narrow streets and lively squares, savoring its flavors and aromas.
Starting from Piazza Brà, home to the iconic Arena di Verona, a walk along Via Mazzini and Via Cappello leads to the world-famous Juliet’s House, with its legendary balcony and bronze statue.
Other must-visit landmarks include Piazza delle Erbe with the Lamberti Tower, the Scaliger Tombs in Piazza dei Signori, Castelvecchio, the Roman Theatre, the Cathedral, and Juliet’s Tomb.
VENEZIA
Easily reachable by car or train from our Agriturismo, Venice is simply Venice.
One of the most beautiful cities in the world, Venice is an unmissable jewel of both Veneto and Italian tourism. Its churches, palaces, bridges, alleys, and canals tell the story of an elegant, precious, unique, and quintessentially romantic city.
Whether exploring on your own or with one of our guided tours, you can discover Venice’s most famous treasures or wander through its hidden alleys, uncovering a lesser-known, more intimate side of the city.
PADOVA
A City of Great Artistic and Cultural Tradition, from Giotto to Galileo…
Just over half an hour from Agriturismo Villa Feriani, Padua is an unmissable destination, rich in artistic treasures and historical landmarks. Highlights include Giotto’s famous frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel, the ancient university, the iconic Caffè Pedrocchi, and the magnificent Basilica of Saint Anthony.
This captivating city is best explored on foot, wandering through its historic center. Other must-visit sites include the Eremitani Civic Museums, the Botanical Garden, Palazzo della Ragione, Piazza dei Signori, the Cathedral, and the Basilica of Santa Giustina.
TREVISO
The Venetian East to Discover
Treviso is a masterpiece city that enchants visitors in every season. It offers a glimpse into tranquil city life, best experienced on foot or by bicycle, uncovering hidden corners and elegant palaces.
At the heart of the city lies Piazza dei Signori, home to Palazzo dei Trecento and Loggia dei Cavalieri. However, Treviso’s entire historic center exudes a unique charm, with its ancient walls and the Sile and Cagnan rivers weaving through its streets.
Other must-see spots include the Canale dei Buranelli and Isola della Pescheria, while the Casa dei Carraresi frequently hosts prestigious international exhibitions.
If you have more time, we highly recommend exploring the Marca Trevigiana, a region that seamlessly blends stunning landscapes, art, history, nature, and exceptional cuisine.
BASSANO AND MAROSTICA
Perfect destinations for an afternoon at the foot of the Grappa Massif.
Bassano del Grappa and Marostica are two charming gems of the Alto Vicentino region.
Bassano is best known for its Alpini heritage, as they have declared it their symbolic “capital,” as well as for its famous grappa and the iconic Ponte Vecchio. However, beyond these highlights, the town offers many hidden treasures and breathtaking corners waiting to be discovered.
Marostica enchants visitors with its medieval walls and historic charm. Famous for its human chess game, held in the town square, it is a must-visit for those looking to experience the atmosphere of a perfectly preserved medieval walled city.
ABANO E MONTEGROTTO
A Day of Relaxation and Culture
Nestled in the heart of the Euganean Hills, Abano and Montegrotto make up the oldest and most important thermal center in Europe. For over 2,000 years, these towns have been a sought-after destination, renowned for their hot thermal waters and therapeutic healing muds.
You can dedicate a day to thermal relaxation, indulging in the wellness services offered by the many hotels in the area. Alternatively, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the pedestrian-friendly historic centers, filled with shops and cafés, or set out to explore the surrounding countryside.
In the heart of Montegrotto, you can visit a Republican and Augustan-era archaeological site, featuring the ruins of an ancient thermal complex, a theater, and a nymphaeum. Meanwhile, in Abano, the Belle Époque architecture recalls a more recent past, marked by grandeur and prosperity.
ALTOPIANO DI ASIAGO
Eight Towns Waiting to Be Discovered!
Also known as the “Plateau of the Seven Towns” (though there are actually eight!), this destination is among the most elegant and versatile, perfect for both winter and summer getaways.
Easily reachable from our Agriturismo via the A31 highway, you can find yourself surrounded by pristine nature and breathtaking mountain landscapes in less than an hour.
The Asiago Plateau is ideal for skiing, hiking, and mountain biking, but it also offers culinary delights, with Asiago cheese being a standout specialty.
Additionally, the region holds significant historical importance, as it was a key battleground during World War I. Visitors can explore historical sites and museums, including the Asiago Military Memorial, war cemeteries, trenches, and bunkers, which provide a powerful glimpse into the past.
COLLI BERICI
Agriturismo Villa Feriani is just a stone’s throw from the Colli Berici, known as the “Tuscany of Veneto.”
The Colli Berici region offers an incredible variety of landscapes, from mountainous areas to rolling hills and fertile plains, each yielding flavorful, high-quality products that change based on altitude, environment, and season.
Over the centuries, the unique geography of the Berici Hills has shaped deep-rooted traditions, distinct ways of life, and diverse agricultural techniques, varying from village to village.
Here, you can immerse yourself in art, history, and culture, exploring its magnificent villas, churches, oratories, and historic mills, or venture into the hills to experience breathtaking landscapes dotted with quarries, old villages, and charming hamlets.
The region’s agricultural heritage also offers a unique opportunity to learn about local food production, while tasting and purchasing traditional agro-food specialties.
In short, the Colli Berici are a microcosm of sounds, colors, scents, and flavors, waiting to be discovered season after season—on foot, by bike or mountain bike, on horseback, or by car.
COLLI EUGANEI
Just a stone’s throw from us, enchanting corners of unspoiled nature blend with historic villages—
a place where time seems to have stood still.
The Euganean Hills rise unexpectedly in the heart of the Venetian plain, with their distinctive volcanic cones dating back over 40 million years. Their unique landscape and diverse natural environments are complemented by an astonishing cultural heritage.
You can choose to immerse yourself in nature, following a vast network of trails and hiking routes, perfect for exploring the area sustainably—on foot, by bike or mountain bike, or even on horseback.
Alternatively, you can step back in time and delve into 3,000 years of history, discovering archaeological sites, museums, monuments, and timeless villages such as Este, Monselice, and Arquà Petrarca. The area is also home to magnificent Venetian villas, like Villa Vescovi and Villa Barbarigo, as well as impressive monasteries, including Praglia and Rua.
To make the experience even more rewarding, the region boasts a rich culinary tradition and renowned wines, which you can savor in the many restaurants, trattorias, agriturismi, and wineries scattered throughout the hills.
