• Piazza Garibaldi - The central hub of the city is Piazza Garibaldi, featuring a sixteenth-century fountain topped by the winged lion of St. Mark. From this location, visitors can easily access Asolo’s main monuments.
• Rocca di Asolo - The Rocca di Asolo, also known as Rocca Braida, is a fortress situated atop Mount Ricco, overlooking the village of the same name. This impressive structure has a polygonal design with nine unequal sides. The walls, approximately 4 meters thick at the base and reaching up to 15 meters in height, have no openings or windows. Only one door, previously linked to the lower castle, provided access to the upper section of the city’s defensive system.
• Villa Barbaro - World Heritage Site - Located in Maser (Treviso), Villa Barbaro is a Venetian villa constructed by Andrea Palladio between 1554 and 1558-1560 for the humanist Daniele Barbaro and his brother Marcantonio Barbaro, an ambassador of the Republic of Venice. The villa transformed the family’s old medieval palace into a magnificent country house designed for the study of the arts and intellectual reflection, adorned with a series of frescoes that are considered one of Paolo Veronese’s masterpieces.

• Bike helmet included
• Bike tour insurance
• Bicycle guide

• Lunch
• Bicycle use
• Private transportation

Embarking from the small town of Follina and moving towards Valdobbiadene, we traverse the Piave river to set our course towards Crespano Del Grappa and ultimately, Asolo. Our journey ends in Asolo, the City of a Hundred Horizons. It’s an exquisite town renowned by notable individuals in the realms of culture, arts, and politics across all historical times. A must-do is a coffee stop at Piazza Garibaldi, famed for its fountain, bell tower, and the castle’s tower.

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