Summary
On Saturday, August 17, and Sunday, August 18, 2024, the Davis Cup comes to Jesolo.
15 km of golden beaches where you can enjoy a carefree vacation
A city with a thousand faces.
Enjoy your lifestyle!
A city that never stops.
A wide variety of sports for every need.
Plenty of parks, trails, and activities for your eco-friendly vacation.
Eat, Live, Love.
All City Beach locations
Get moving, have fun, discover Jesolo.
A thousand experiences waiting to be discovered.
Enjoy a cocktail and Jesolo’s nightlife—we never stop!
, and tradition.
Cycling Tourism.
Explore the bike paths of the Lower Piave
A fishing village at the mouth of the Piave River.
The heart of the Jesolo community, home to the traditional Friday market.
Jesolo’s tourist attractions extend
beyond its geographical borders.
Discover Venice, the lagoon, and all
the other destinations that are easily
accessible without any hassle.
15 km of golden beaches where you can enjoy a carefree vacation
A city with a thousand faces.
Enjoy your lifestyle!
A city that never stops.
A wide variety of sports for every need.
Plenty of parks, trails, and activities for your eco-friendly vacation.
Eat, Live, Love.
All City Beach locations
Get moving, have fun, discover Jesolo.
A thousand experiences waiting to be discovered.
Enjoy a cocktail and Jesolo’s nightlife—we never stop!
, and tradition.
Cycling Tourism.
Explore the bike paths of the Lower Piave
A fishing village at the mouth of the Piave River.
The heart of the Jesolo community, home to the traditional Friday market.
Jesolo’s tourist attractions extend
beyond its geographical borders.
Discover Venice, the lagoon, and all
the other destinations that are easily
accessible without any hassle.
On Saturday, August 17, and Sunday, August 18, 2024, the Davis Cup comes to Jesolo.
On Saturday, August 17, and Sunday, August 18, 2024, theDavis Cupwill arrive in Jesolo.
Following the Italian national tennis team’s victory in Málaga, theDavisCup’s arrival in Jesolo marks one of the stops onthe “Tour of Emotions,” whichallows fans to admire the famous “salad bowl” in many cities across Italy.
The trophy is on display at the IAT office—the Tourist Information and Welcome Center—in Piazza Brescia, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The Davis Cup was founded in 1900 and is now considered the world’s largest annual sports competition, with 155 participating nations. In 2023, Italy won the Davis Cup for the second time—the silver trophy engraved with the names of all winners from 1990 to the present.