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エウガネオ丘陵の麓に位置するプラリア修道院は、ルネサンス期の精神性と芸術の宝石であり、11世紀に設立され、現在もベネディクト会の修道士共同体が住んでいます。この複合施設は、4つの回廊の調和で印象的であり、特に空中回廊は、時代を超えた優雅さで周囲の風景を支配しています。バシリカと記念碑的な食堂の内部では、貴重な絵画の連作を鑑賞できますが、修道院の知的な中心は、貴重な書物を収蔵する有名な記念碑的な図書館です。この修道院はまた、世界で最も重要な本の修復工房の一つとしても知られており、そこで修道士たちは古代の写本を忍耐強く保存しています。プラリアを訪れることは、蜂産品の香りと、人間、信仰、自然のバランスを称える建築の優雅さの中で、勤勉な静寂の雰囲気に浸ることを意味します。

Excellent place for a meditative rest.

The Harlequin Fountain, Abano / Harlequin Fountain The Harlequin Fountain is an artistic gem located in the heart of Abano Terme, an internationally renowned spa town. This fountain, a popular destination for tourists and residents, is a historical landmark symbolizing the inseparable link between water and the culture of the region. The Harlequin Fountain is an artistic gem in the heart of Abano Terme, an internationally renowned spa town. This fountain, a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, represents a historical landmark symbolizing the inseparable link between water and the culture of the region.

The Colle del Montirone The monumental entrance designed by Jappelli testifies to the importance of this small hill, which was once rich in natural thermal springs that bubbled forth at a temperature of 80°C. Today, the stone pools can still be seen here, a symbol of the millennia-old thermal tradition of the town of Abano. The Doric column, topped with a chalice entwined by a serpent, was also designed by Giuseppe Jappelli in 1825, on the occasion of Emperor Franz I of Austria's visit. Text / Source: Abano.it / La città di Abano Terme https://www.abano.it/de/Abano-Terme/

Abano Terme / According to Legend According to legend, the Greek hero Hercules and his heroic companions, with whom he had set out to defeat the giant Geryon, were revitalized after their heroic deed by the miraculous properties of this warm water. Drawn by the beauty of the hills, they decided never to return to Greece and to settle here. Because of the excellence of their lineage, the hills were called the "Euganean" Hills. The spring that had given the heroes such great refreshment was called "Aponon" in Greek. To right the wrong done to Geryon, Hercules himself built a temple in Abano in his honor and granted it the status of a true oracle. As Suetonius reports, this legend was well known in Roman antiquity; so it happened that Emperor Tiberius, on his journey to Illyria, wished to consult this famous oracle. He received a decisive answer: he should throw golden dice into the spring at the very spot where Abano now stands, to learn his fate. Legend has it that the dice made the water especially precious, bestowing upon it extraordinary healing properties for various ailments. Text / Source: Abano.it / La città di Abano Terme https://www.abano.it/de/Abano-Terme/

Abano Terme A holiday destination prized for its thermal waters for over 2000 years Abano Terme, the most important and oldest thermal spa in Europe, is enchantingly situated at the foot of the Euganean Hills, in the heart of the Veneto region. The name comes from the Greek “à ponos,” meaning “he who frees from pain.” Thus, the town's true purpose is already evident in its name. The Municipality The municipality covers an area of 21.57 km² and is predominantly flat. The average elevation is 14 meters above sea level. Exceptions to this are a few hills, such as Monte Daniele, on whose summit stands the graceful Benedictine convent, easily accessible on foot from the thermal spa, and Monte Ortone, on whose slopes lies the village of Monteortone, which grew up around the Marian pilgrimage church. Abano enjoys a mild climate for most of the year, with an average annual temperature of 14°C (57°F). The sky is often cloudless and sunny, though rainy days are more frequent in autumn and spring. The town currently has a population of over 19,000. Famous people who have lived in Abano Terme: Pietro d’Abano, born in Abano in 1257, was a renowned physician, philosopher, astrologer, and alchemist who contributed to the dissemination of Aristotelian philosophy as commented upon by Averroes. Francesco Petrarch came to Abano during his stay in Venice to treat his gout at the thermal baths. He also visited Arquà, which he liked so much that he decided to spend the last years of his life there. The poet, historian, and philologist Pietro Bembo (15th-16th centuries) lived at the Villa Bembiana in Monterosso, a hamlet of Abano. ``` Ugo Foscolo lived at the Villa Foscolo in the Feriole district when he wrote his novel "Last Letters of Jacopo Ortis" (1796). Text / Source: Abano.it / La città di Abano Terme https://www.abano.it/de/Abano-Terme/

Abano Cathedral (Duomo di San Lorenzo) The cathedral is located in the old town of Abano and houses several important works of art: some paintings from the school of Jacopo Ceruti of the Pitocchetto, and other works by Pietro della Vecchia, Amleto Sartori, J. K. Henrici, Mario Pinton, Luigi Strazzabosco, Giorgio Scalco, Enrico Ghiro, Aristide Ghiro, and Imerio Trevisan. The bell tower has a 10th-century base, while the upper part dates back to 1315. Text / Source: Abano.it / La città di Abano Terme https://www.abano.it/de/Abano-Terme/