Veneto is a region rich in history and famous places: just think of Venice, Verona or Cortina d’Ampezzo. However, there is a lesser-known Veneto, full of hidden wonders and unusual places waiting to be discovered by the most curious travellers. They are different the particular villages in Veneto: certainly out of the ordinary, they deserve to be visited.
Mel
In the heart of the province of Belluno you will find the town of Mel, included in the list of most beautiful villages in Italy. In addition to the historic center, however, there are several peculiarities to explore. At the end of a trekking trail you will find the Zumelle Castlea fortress probably dating back to the 10th century which stands majestically on a small hill.
In addition to the historical buildings, there are also some natural corners not to be missed. One of these is the Blue Cave. It is impressive to see how, in the heart of the mountains, a cave is hidden, made turquoise by the stream that flows clear nearby.
Montegrotto Terme
Not far from the famous city of Padua, there is Montegrotto Terme, a spa town known since ancient times for its beneficial waters. This unusual country stands out for its historical and natural heritage. If you visit Montegrotto Terme, you cannot miss a tour of its famous spawhere you can immerse yourself in the outdoor thermal pools.
The real peculiarity of Montegrotto, however, lies in the fact that it hosts the deepest swimming pool in Italy and the third deepest swimming pool in the world after those in Dubai and Warsaw. Its name is Y-40 – The Deep Joy and it measures 42.15 meters. The water used is thermal water and is cooled down to 34 degrees.
Caorle
Caorle is a charming fishing town located on the Adriatic coast of Veneto, a short distance from Venice. Known for its colorful beaches and peaceful atmosphere, Caorle represents an ideal destination for those looking for a beautiful location on the Northern Adriatic. Her houses all colorful and the cylindrical bell tower characterize the historic center.
The peculiarity of Caorle, however, lies in its people casoni. Visible along the lagoon, the casoni were wooden and reed houses used by fishermen and their families as a place of residence. They can be seen either via a cycle/pedestrian path or by booking a boat excursion in the lagoon.
Porto Tolle
In the southern part of the Po Delta, in the province of Rovigo, there is Porto Tolle, a municipality that fascinates with its uncontaminated nature and its rich biodiversity. This unusual town in the Veneto region is a true paradise for lovers of bird watching and those who seek an authentic experience in contact with nature.
One of the main attractions of Porto Tolle are its people lavender fields. The Polesana lavender field, which is somewhat reminiscent of the vast expanses of Provence, is located in the locality Ca’ Mello. This little oasis is the ideal place to take beautiful photos without traveling all the way to France.
Mossano
Located in the heart of the Berici Hills, in the province of Vicenza, Mossano is a small jewel set in a landscape of vineyards and olive groves. This village is famous for Valley of the Mills, where time seems to have stopped. The local inhabitants decided, in fact, to exploit the strength of the canal and build 12 water mills, some of which are still functioning.
Among the things to see there is also the San Bernardino Cave which reveals fossils and finds that testify to the geological history of the region. In particular, human and animal remains dating back to prehistory have been found here. Also consider visiting as well Villa Pigafetta Camerinaone of the most famous noble residences in the Berici Hills.
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