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Venice surroudings - Venice

The surroundings of Venice are also worth a visit, more precisely the Veneto region located north-east of northern Italy includes numerous magnificent, historic cities, known all over the world and considered unmissable!
Surrounded by spectacular gardens, the Venetian Villas are an architectural, cultural and landscape element unique in the world. They were made by the Venetian nobility and the wealthy families of the Veneto during the centuries of the long peace ensured on the mainland by the Republic of Venice. They represented holiday resorts and widespread centers of agricultural, artisan, cultural and civil economic development in an area where safety and excellent land and river connection routes were guaranteed.
Currently some wonderful Venetian Villas can be purchased and represent an excellent investment opportunity for those who appreciate Venice and its surroundings.
Apartment
Surface type (Av.): 1 m2
Min price (Av.): 1,000 €
Med price (Av.): 2,000 €
Max price (Av.): 3,000 €
Market overview

Buying a property is seen as a solid long-term investment, which is especially true if you choose the right place to invest your money.
Venice is the first city in Italy for real estate investments, characterized by a growing market thanks to an international clientele, which makes up 70% of sales, who choose it to guarantee an economic income, often deriving from a tourist rental.
Properties around Venice range from €/ sq.m 1.000 to €/ sq.m 3.000.

Who buys?

Among the various buyers we find mainly French English and American citizens

Buying basics

To purchase a property around Venice, international customers must contact a real estate professional to find out the conditions associated with this investment.
This professional must first collect the primary information of the buyer, his citizenship, his country of residence, his professional situation and his matrimonial regime and subsequently provide all necessary support for all stages of the sale.

Low season
Nov 01 - Jan 31

 
November 01 January 31 - Although Venice can be visited all year round, the period from november to january is mainly rainy and the temperatures are colder. However, during these months Venice is less frequented by tourists, so it is an excellent opportunities to discover the city.

High season
Feb 15 - Oct 30

The Carnival period, full of parties and events throughout the spring and summer, Venice never goes out.

Peak season
May 01 - Jul 31

In this period of late spring and early summer, the influx of tourists is at the highest level.

Padua


Padua is one of the culturally and economically most vibrant and dynamic centers of northern Italy. It is a city of great artistic traditions, and its three thousand years of history told through a multitude of beauties, artistic treasures make it one of the interesting places to visit.

- Cappella degli Scrovegni Built in the 1400s at the behest of Enrico Scrovegni, it is known for Giotto's frescoes painted between 1303 and 1305.
- Eremitani Civic Museums bring together the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Medieval and Modern Art
- Palazzo del Bò historical seat of the University of Padua
- Caffè Pedrocchi, a local neoclassical built by Giuseppe Iapelli in 1831

Treviso


Treviso located in the Venetian plain, at the confluence of the Sile river with the Botteniga river, is located in an area rich in waterways due to the presence of numerous springs, which give rise to a dense network of streams and canals that penetrate and surround the city, drawing its topography. The ancient nucleus, of Roman origin, located on the left of the Sile and centered on the Piazza dei Signori, has a rectangular plan, with narrow and winding streets, overlooked by houses with frescoed facades, equipped with arcades and barbicans. A city wall dating back to the sixteenth century delimits the historic city, which has retained its original structure despite the heavy destruction suffered during the two world wars.

Asolo


Asolo, a wonderful small town in the province of Treviso, stands on the site of an ancient city of the Venetians, and became a Roman municipality (Acelum). Contested by Ezzelini, Carraresi and Scaligeri, it was in the century 14th definitively incorporated into the Republic of Venice. Caterina Cornaro, queen of Cyprus, retired there with her court (1489-1509), and over the centuries it became a residence for writers and artists.

Vicenza


Vicenza is located in a fertile stretch of the Po river Valley between the Berici and Lessini hills.
The historic center, despite the wounds suffered during this war, has remained almost unchanged: the palaces, monuments and churches retain their Renaissance appearance intact, a source of pride for the people of Vicenza and of great admiration for tourists who frequently visit the city.

Teatro Olimpico

Designed by A. Palladio, built from 1580 to 1584, in wood and stucco, it repeats the shapes of the classical theaters of antiquity. The stairway is elliptical; the scene is fixed with architectural perspectives depicting the "Streets of Thebes" (masterpiece by V. Scamozzi). The proscenium in the form of a triumphal arch is full of statues and stuccos from the 16th centuary.

Basilica palladiana

It owes the current grandeur to the genius of A. Palladio. The works, which began in 1549, were completed in 1617 (after the architect's death). On the right side a staircase goes up to the loggia, which leads to the large Gothic hall with a crown vault. The balustrade is adorned with statues of Albanese, Grazioli, Rubini.

Duomo

Duomo it arose in the Roman area. The facade, attributed to Domenico da Venezia, is dated 1467. The design of the tribune seems to be attributed to Lorenzo da Bologna (1479). The works for its coverage were directed by Palladio (1565). The chapels preserve valuable paintings by A. Maganza, F. Maffei, G.B. Pittoni and a painted stone altarpiece by Antonino from Venice. Beyond the road that flanks the Duomo there is an 11th century Romanesque bell tower built on a Roman base.

Loggia del Capitanio

Loggia del Capitanio is an unfinished work by A. Palladio (1571). Built as the seat of the representative of the Serenissima, it had to have five arches; instead it only has three. The upper loggia room has frescoes from the Zelotti school. The stuccos that adorn the arch  and that represent the victory of the Venetian fleet in Lepanto in 1571 are by Virgilio Rubini

Verona


Verona is located on the northern edge of the Venetian plain, at the foot of the Lessini Mountains and near the mouth of the Adige valley. The ancient core, located inside one of the two large loops described by the Adige, preserves the typical layout of the Roman city, with two main axes that cross at right angles in correspondence with Piazza delle Erbe (the ancient forum). Verona is one of the major cities of art in Italy for its artistic and archaeological riches. The city has a complex development, on one side the Roman walls that surround the heart of the city between Porta Borsari, Porta Leoni and the walls of Gallieno, on the other the so-called internal ring road with Renaissance fortresses (completed under the Austrians).
Verona has numerous Roman monuments, all built after the 1st century BC, when the city was rebuilt within the Adige loop. The most famous monument ever, which has become a symbol of the city itself, is the Arena, the third largest Roman amphitheater in Italy after the Colosseum and the Capuan amphitheater,  but the best preserved of these, so much so that it is used today to host the famous Arenian opera festival, as well as numerous concerts.
Another famous monument is the Roman theater, from the 1st century BC, but only brought to light in 1834, when the buildings that literally covered it were demolished.  In the summer, a series of shows are held in the theater which take the name of the Verona summer theater.
the basilica of San Zeno, considered one of the Romanesque masterpieces in Italy, and linked to the abbey of the same name, of which the tower and some cloisters remain.

The PRESTIGE MLS agents

Remo Pasqualin
Director
CA VENEZIA IMMOBILIARE
Venice
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