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The following information is represented in the map of Caorle:
- Street, park and road names
- Distinction between primary and secondary roads
- Unusual tourist places to visit
- Main events and happenings
- Zoom in on the historic center of Caorle
Caorle is a small town on the sandy coast of theVenetian estuary with a delightful old town made up of colorful campi, campielli and alleys, and two sandy shores.
In addition to the classic places to visit (churches, amusement parks) we have also included in the map the small unusual villages to visit, places out of time that are still little known but definitely small gems of the Lagoon. These are:
- Peasant village of Cà Corniani
- Island of fishermen (or island of casoni)
- Naturalistic oasis of Vallevecchia, the green lung of Caorle
- The rural hamlet of San Gaetano
- Fraction of Brian
Bicycle routes in and around downtown Caorle can be inserted upon request.
VERONA, THE CHARM OF THE OLD AND THE TASTE OF THE NEW
The stage for the most famous love story of all time, as well as world opera, Verona holds treasures of art and architecture that testify to its illustrious and ancient history. Verona’s historic center, bustling with stores, trattorias, meeting places and partly pedestrianized, has a largely medieval appearance, but it only takes a glance to realize that the Roman urban structure is still perfectly visible.
It has developed progressively and uninterruptedly during two thousand years, integrating high quality artistic elements from the different periods that have succeeded one another, among which the rule of the Della Scala family between the 13th and 16th centuries, and that of the Republic of Venice between the beginning of the 15th century and the end of the 18th century are particularly noteworthy; for its art and architecture and its urban structure, “an excellent example of a fortified city,” Verona has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
