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...on the way there, the late afternoon light was an unexpected gift. A soft, slanted light, capable of transforming everything. With my ever-present SLR, I captured silent ruins, meadows crisscrossed by plays of color that seemed to reflect the memory of a recently faded rainbow, bridges suspended in time...

The Muson dei Sassi cycle/pedestrian path is worth a visit because it combines nature and history: it follows the ancient route of the Muson river, passes through rural landscapes and Venetian villages, and is part of the historic route connecting Padua and Asolo, ideal for those who love cycling immersed in the memory of the territory.

After paying €5 you can enjoy the beautiful views. The city walls, with its 32 towers, have a length of 1461 meters. Access to the walls is only possible via the tourist information point.

A few kilometers from Padua, Vicenza and Treviso stands Cittadella, a splendid walled city of medieval origin. The walls can be visited with a panoramic walk at a height of 15 meters. Not to be missed, beyond the entrance gates to the city, are the Cathedral, the Palazzo Comunale and the Convent.

Asolo is part of the circuit Borghi più Belli d’Italia. Here you can visit the castle of Queen Cornaro, the Cathedral, the Rocca, the Civic Museum. Finally, in the historic center you can taste the local food and wine delicacies.

Asolo's old town is characterized by the fortress (Rocca) from the 12th century. In addition to it, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, the Villa Scotti-Pasini and the Castello della Regina Cornaro are among the city's main attractions. The remains of an amphitheater and an aqueduct date from Roman times. The mighty Rocca is 15 meters high and between 2.5 and 3.5 meters wide. The defensive structure was built towards the end of the 12th century. A previous building to the cathedral already existed in 969. The church took on its current shape in the middle of the 18th century. Inside you will find Lorenzo Lotto's famous painting “The Assumption of Mary”. The castle, with the clock tower visible from afar, was the seat of the city bailiffs of Venice from the middle of the 14th century. In 1489 it became the residence of Caterina Cornaro, wife of the King of Cyprus, whose name it still bears today. In 1798 the large Pretoria auditorium was converted into a theater.

What to see in Asolo: the old town, a place steeped in history and romanticism, enriched by the castle of Queen Cornaro and guarded by the castle, the emblem of the city over which she presides. It offers a breathtakingly beautiful view. Visit the city during one of the many events that offer a bit of everything from art to music to theater. The culinary delights are also not neglected with the sophisticated menus of the city's numerous restaurants and cafés. Before you leave Asolo, you should definitely try a glass of Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG and enjoy the typical snacks called cicchetti and other well-known local specialties such as oil, honey and the products of the hilly landscape around Asolo. Sport: Thanks to Asolo's ideal location, you can set out from the city center on numerous nature routes, including the “Passeggiata di San Martino”. If, on the other hand, you are looking for more relaxation, we recommend the 18-hole course of the Asolo Golf Club, which is picturesquely embedded in the green of the hilly landscape, not far from the city.

The City of a Hundred Horizons - a jewel that has enchanted writers, artists and poets Immerse yourself in this paradise that, on closer inspection, reveals very different landscapes - we're talking about Asolo, the "City of a Hundred Horizons" that you not to be missed on your journey through the hills of Prosecco Superiore. This town, considered one of the most beautiful in Italy, was particularly popular with artists hoping to meet their muses there, and it is still one of the most popular tourist destinations in Veneto. Stroll through the alleys and immerse yourself in this place that breathes romance