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The rich artistic and cultural history Italy's Veneto region draws from its long-standing position as the persistently independent Republic of Venice. Venice, the region’s big-ticket attraction, draws millions of tourists for its art, charm and stunning canals. On a visit to Veneto, explore the region’s varied landscape, from lagoons and hills to the Alps in the north and Adriatic Sea in the south. Immerse yourself in Shakespeare history in Verona, where Romeo and Juliet was born, or in medieval Padua (where the Scrovegni Chapel - pictured - is a must), the setting for The Taming of the Shrew. The famous Grana Padano cheese is produced throughout the region, as well as Asiago cheese, produced in the province of Vicenza.
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Exploring Italy's Po Valley on A Hotel Barge (July/August 2011)
On our route from Mantua to Venice, we visited several provincial cities with ancient roots, plus a winery, markets and a villa. The boat was accompanied by a minibus and a guide, who transported us to sites along the way. Half a day was sightseeing, and the other half was relaxing on the boat . . .
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Visiting Palladio's Vicenza (March 2011)
When it comes to the development of Palladio as an architect, there is no better place to explore his modern interpretation of classical design than the city of Vicenza, 40 miles from Venice, and the surrounding province of the same name. . . .
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