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Bassano del Grappa: The Heart of Tradition and Culture

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Old Bridge (Ponte degli Alpini)

This famous wooden bridge, designed by architect Andrea Palladio in the 16th century, is the symbol of Bassano del Grappa. It crosses the Brenta River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. It is also a place rich in history, linked to the Alpini and memories of World War I and II.
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City Museum of Bassano del Grappa

Located in the San Francesco Convent complex, the Museo Civico is one of the oldest in the Veneto region. It houses an important collection of artworks, with paintings by Jacopo Bassano and Antonio Canova, as well as an archaeological and historical section that tells the rich history of the city.
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Poli Grappa Museum

A unique experience to learn all about grappa, the iconic distillate of Bassano. The museum, located near the Ponte Vecchio, offers an interactive tour that tells the history, production and traditions related to this product. At the end of the visit, it is possible to participate in a tasting.
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Castle of the Ezzelini and Civic Tower
The Castello degli Ezzelini is an ancient fortified complex that offers a panoramic view of the city. Inside are the remains of ancient walls and a garden. A few steps away, the Civic Tower is another vantage point from which you can admire Bassano from above.


Piazza Libertà and Piazza Garibaldi
The beating heart of the city, these two squares are the perfect place to soak in the local atmosphere. Piazza Libertà is home to the Civic Tower and the Town Hall, while Piazza Garibaldi is dominated by the Church of San Francesco. Both squares are bustling with bars, restaurants and stores, perfect for a break while visiting.

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Just 10 km from Bassano is Marostica, famous for its Chess Square, where the famous Chess Game with living characters takes place every two years. The upper and lower castle, connected by ancient walls, offer spectacular panoramic views and tell the story of the town's medieval history.
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Asolo: The Village of a Hundred Horizons

About 17 km away, Asolo is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Known as the "Borgo dei Cento Orizzonti," it offers breathtaking views and a romantic atmosphere. Stroll through its narrow cobblestone streets, visit the Rocca that dominates the town and discover the Museo Civico dedicated to Queen Caterina Cornaro and writer Eleonora Duse.
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Vicenza: The City of Palladio

At 47 km from Residenza Angela, Vicenza is a jewel of Renaissance architecture. The Teatro Olimpico, Andrea Palladio's masterpiece, and the Basilica Palladiana in Piazza dei Signori are just some of the architectural wonders that await you. An ideal place for art and history enthusiasts.
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Mount Grappa and Nature

For lovers of nature and hiking, Mount Grappa, just a few kilometers away, offers scenic trails, ideal for trekking and cycling. In addition to its natural beauty, Mount Grappa is also a place of great historical importance, with memorials dedicated to World War I.

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Treviso and the Prosecco Hills

At 51 km, Treviso offers a charming historic center, crisscrossed by canals and filled with elegant palazzi. From here, you can explore the famous Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can taste one of the world's most prized wines.

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