Best places: Historical landmarks in Spinea, Italy

👍👍 One of the most stunning war memorials I've ever seen. Very special place.

👍👍 Visit in summer, spring or autumn, when you have a clear view from the top of this mountain on to the plains below. Monte Grappa itself is a massive monument commemorating the many fallen soldiers from Italy as well as Austria during the bloody battles that took place here and across the Alps in the...

Photography is popular at this wood-&-metal bridge over the Grand Canal adorned with padlocks.

Picturesque public square offering a market & events in front of the landmark clock tower.

Piazza with elegant palaces, grand columns topped with statues & an imposing Renaissance basilica.

Private villa in 40-hectare parkland, venue for concerts, with a frescos gallery & stucco ballroom.

Renaissance palazzo & elegant anatomy theatre, part of the city's university, for guided tours.

Architectural attraction featuring a unique tomb complex with ponds, pavilions & gardens.

Massive public square featuring a central island surrounded by 70+ statues of historic residents.

Charming city square dating from the 13th century, with numerous eateries, boutiques & a church.

👍 As always, a nice visit. However, today it was busy. We usually go there for a nice coffee outdoors or lunch around the castle.

Bustling square known for its fruit-&-vegetable market, 12th-century tower & historic city court.

Restored 17th-century water mill featuring a milling museum & occasional art exhibits.

Themed, 17th-century garden with a hedge labyrinth, ornate fountains, statues & old Boxwood trees.

Imposing marble gate with an ornately carved facade & winged lion, part of the ancient city walls.

👍👍 The Vigo Bridge in Chioggia is an important landmark and attraction for several reasons: 1. Historical Significance: The Vigo Bridge, also known as Ponte Vigo, is a historic bridge that dates back to the 17th century. It has witnessed centuries of history and is a testament to the rich cultural her...

Wide city plaza featuring a large bronze equestrian statue & a well-known Gothic church.

Renaissance-style villa featuring frescoes by Sustris & loggias with far reaching countryside views.

👍👍 The Clock Tower represents one of the symbols of the Carrarese era in Padua and contains seven centuries of history and some mystery. The Beautiful clock tower is located in the Piazza Dei Signori and positioned between the Palazzo del Capitanio and the Palazzo dei Camerlenghi. The Tower was raised...