Noventa Vicentina: Holiday Apartment in Veneto for Culture and Cycling

File:Villa Barbarigo Noventa Vicentina by Marcok itwiki 2009-08-08 n04 rett.jpg File:Villa Barbarigo Noventa Vicentina by Marcok itwiki 2009-08-08 n04 rett.jpg Photo: Marcok / it.wikipedia via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Noventa Vicentina combines architectural history, theatre and cycling with a distinct location in the Basso Veneto. The town lies between the Colli Berici and the Euganean Hills; at the same time, the Ciclovia Riviera Berica leads back to Noventa Vicentina. Those looking for a holiday apartment in Noventa Vicentina can therefore tailor their stay to different interests: villas and the town’s earlier history, theatre offerings for adults and children, or a completely flat route for cycling.

Villas and Early Local History

Villa Barbarigo Rezzonico was commissioned in Noventa Vicentina in 1588. It has four floors and is also known as Villa dei Dogi. Villa Manin Cantarella was built by Venetian nobles between the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Umberto Masotto was born in this villa on 23 November 1864. Thus, two villas with different historical associations come together in Noventa Vicentina: one is linked to a second name, while the other is connected with the birthplace of a specific individual.

The Duomo and Teatro Modernissimo

The Duomo di Noventa Vicentina also broadens the town’s historical perspective. According to authoritative historians, it is said to date to around the year 1000 or even earlier. The dating therefore remains explicitly approximate and attributed.

The Teatro Modernissimo was built at the end of the 19th century in a distinctly Liberty style. Since 1986, it has regularly hosted a theatre season featuring prose plays for adults. Since 2004, the same theatre has also offered the children’s theatre series “Un sipario tra cielo e terra”. The venue’s cultural programme therefore ranges from prose plays aimed at adults to a dedicated series for children. If several age groups are travelling together, you can take this distinction into account when planning your days.

Ciclovia Riviera Berica: 36 Kilometres with No Incline

The Ciclovia Riviera Berica is a 36-kilometre paved cycle path that passes through 11 municipalities and is completely flat. After crossing the surrounding area, the route leads back into Noventa Vicentina and reaches Piazza IV Novembre there. The Ciclovia also ends in Noventa Vicentina in front of Villa Barbarigo.

Choosing a Holiday Apartment in Noventa Vicentina Based on Your Interests

When choosing your accommodation, you can deliberately define the focus of your stay. Those interested in culture can combine the villas, cathedral and Teatro Modernissimo; for active days, the Ciclovia provides a different emphasis. If you are travelling with children, you can take the series offered since 2004 into consideration, while adults can consider the prose plays presented during the regular theatre season. What matters is not a blanket classification, but the mix of architectural history, theatre programme and cycling you want. A holiday apartment in Noventa Vicentina is a suitable search direction when these particular features of the town match your travel profile.

Further Places for Trip Planning

Further destinations for orientation: San Giorgio Di Perlena, Canova di Cereda, Brogliano, Bosco di Tretto, San Floriano, Thiene, Tezze Sul Brenta, Bassano Del Grappa.

For the overarching travel overview: Vicenza.

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