La Rovaia: nature, art and prosecco nearby Asolo, Veneto

Every second Sunday of the month, then an antiques market and many other activities. Just an hour away are Venice, Padua, Vicenza, Belluno, Feltre; many of these places are also connected by train, just choose the departure station, the closest are the train stations of Cornuda, Montebelluna or Castelfranco Veneto). Half an hour from Bassano del Grappa (famous for the Old Bridge and for being the town of 'Grappa' the liquor) and Castelfranco Veneto. Possagno, the home of Canova, the neoclassical sculptor with the Gipsoteca and the Tomb. Also to visit and not miss 'Villa Maser' of the architect Vincenzo Palladio in Maser. Continuing towards Altivole, the monumental 'Brion Tomb' in the outlying administrative district of San Vito is worthy of mention: it is an architectural masterpiece by Carlo Scarpa and stands in the little cemetery of the village; at Altivole, on the other hand, the obligatory stop is the Barco della Regina Cornaro complex, the country residence of the former Queen of Cyprus Caterina Cornaro at the end of the Fifteenth century. At Fanzolo one finds Villa Emo Capodilista, another Palladian work now owned by the Credito Cooperativo Trevigiano bank. Visit and test the Valdobbiadene area, known as the land of prosecco. Beautiful also nearby the romanesque Abbey of Follina. For lovers of nature walks on the Grappa and the hills are countless. The area is also well known to cyclists, because it is the area of training of many teams and on holidays our streets are full of runners who train and fans who love our trails for the variety of road situations with climb