A cultural tour to discover the history and Venetian food and wine through the works of Antonio Canova, Andra Palladio up to the frescoes by Paolo Veronese, from the protohistoric period to the twentieth century through the Roman, medieval and Serenissima periods.
- Museums, villas, works of art and frescoes. A unique opportunity to experience for those who love culture
- An itinerary suitable for the whole family to deepen the history and culture of this area
- Children up to 7 years enjoy a 50% discount
| Included | G.T coach with air conditioning. Visits with professional guide, available throughout the day. as per program. Presence of a companion for the entire duration of the tour. Lunch as scheduled with drinks and wine tasting included. Tickets and reservations for admission to all museums and sites of interest. Mandatory insurance |
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| Not included | Optional excursions. TipsExtra. Anything else not indicated in the item the fee includes |
| Duration | 9 Hours |
Further information
The tour includes departure by G.T. equipped with air conditioning.
Arrival in Possagno (TV), meeting with the guide and visit to the Canova Museum, which also includes the home of the sculptor, and to the Gipsoteca Canova where we can admire the meticulous work carried out by Antonio sketches in terracotta, with both plaster and marble models. In the artist's house you can also see the Art Gallery which collects canvases and oil drawings.
Leaving Possagno we will head to Asolo (TV) for a visit to the historic center, located inside the Rocca, with the Cathedral, the Church of Santa Caterina, the house of Eleonora Duse and the Roman aqueduct. A story that, starting from the protohistoric period, projects us to the twentieth century passing through the Roman, medieval and Serenissima periods.
Following lunch in a pleasant restaurant, with a typical menu of the area, including drinks and free tasting of wines from its cellar.
After the lunch break, we will take the road to Maser (TV) where we will have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Villa Barbaro . A Venetian Villa built by Andrea Palladio in about 1960 on behalf of Daniele Barbaro and his brother Marcantonio, ambassador of the Republic of Venice. We will be able to visit it both from the outside and from the inside, with the rooms adorned with frescoes by Paolo Veronese. If it is open, it will also be possible to visit the Carriage Museum or, alternatively, the facade of the Tempietto. The villa has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
At the end of the visit, return by bus.N.B The visit is not suitable for people with walking problems as the access to the Temple of Possagno and the interior of Villa Maser have stairways.
