Around Jesolo
Everything at your fingertips
First and foremost,Venice is a must-see—a city frozen in time that has captivated visitors for centuries with its canals, rich cultural heritage, narrow streets, and traditional bacari. For an unforgettable experience, you simply must attend one ofthe city’s internationally renownedevents: the colorfulCarnival (between January and March), the traditional Festa del Redentore (third Sunday in July) and Festa della Sensa (May), theRegatta of the Maritime Republics(between May and July) and the Historical Regatta (September), the glitteringVenice International Film Festival(first week of September), and finally Città in Festa, which from November to January fills the city of water with a festive Christmas atmosphere.
Veneto is so much more than just Venice: the region boasts numerous natural and artistic treasures that are easily accessible from Jesolo. Just a few hours’ drive away, you’ll find the beauty of art cities like Verona, Vicenza, and—even closer— Treviso, or the most picturesque destinations inthe Dolomites, offering an absolutely unique, enchanting panorama—not to mention the Prosecco hills with their many historic wineries and the great spasof Abano and Montegrotto, Caldiero, and Recoaro.
Venice, the jewel of the Veneto region, just 20 km away
Venice is 20 kmaway from Jesolo asthe crow flies, so if you’re looking for a change of pace and want to immerse yourselfin history,art, and culture, choose the “Serenissima” for your day trip.
In this section, you’ll find some useful tips for a day trip to Venice, so you can admire its wonders and fully experience the spirit of this ancient city, which is sure to take your breath away.
The Venice Lagoon
The Venice Lagoonis a unique setting where nature and culture intertwine like nowhere else in the world: enjoy unforgettable experiences amid stunning landscapes, fine food and wine, ancient crafts, and traditional festivals.
The three main highlights of the Lagoon—namely the islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello—often form the basis of a single day tour.
Nearby towns to Jesolo
Places to visit, experiences to enjoy, and new flavors to savor: Eastern Veneto has a lot to offer, often less than an hour’s drive from Jesolo.
Another must-see is Treviso, a romantic and picturesque city where you can wander on foot and explore the historic center within the city walls, where the old and the new blend seamlessly.
Padua, famous for its art (such as Giotto’s Scrovegni Chapel, to name just one example of excellence), history, culture, and science. And then there’s Bassano del Grappa, a town known for its craftsmanship, famous for its ceramics and culinary traditions.
