Monuments Veneto

Located just off Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's house is a medieval building in which there was the setting for the famous love story narrated by Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. The iconic building has a balcony in the foreground, and the famous statue of Juliet in the courtyard.

The military shrine of Asiago stands on the Leiten hill, in the city of the same name. It was designed by the architect Orfeo Rossato of Venice and completed in 1936. The monumental memorial houses the remains of 34,286 Italian soldiers who died in the Great War of 1915-18, of which 12,795 identified and 21,491 unknown. Twelve of these fallen have been awarded the Gold Medal for Military Valor and two of these are Jews.

It is among the most beautiful gardens in the country. Escape from bustles and hustles of the city and admire views and serenity in this renaissance garden.

Construction of great importance for the port of goods in the country Along with the port in front of the port. Customs today appears to us as a single 900 m² stone room with a height of 10 m, used as a congress center

The old mill, still working, can only be visited externally. It has now become a place of memory of the history of Arabba.

In 1636 the woman marquise Beatrice Acquaviva of Aragon gave the Cavallinesi a work of public utility, a well dug in the square in front of the Mother Church. On it he had the stone statue of St. Dominic of Guzman erected, to which he was deeply devoted. It is said that from that well the women of the country drew pure and fresh spring water, while from the wells of the houses located behind the statue of the Saint came a thick and brackish water.

The Oratory of the Black Madonna is the ancient and most important parish church in the city and was built in 1724. According to a legend, it is believed that the thirteenth-century bell tower was obtained from the tower of an ancient castle. The Oratory is located in Piazza Roma.

The ancient seat of the Monte di Pietà is located in the homonymous square, behind the Palazzo del Podestà. The palace was rebuilt in 1462, the year in which the Franciscans proposed the establishment of the Mount of Pietà, which was officially founded in 1496. Inside is the chapel of the Rectors, a valuable environment that preserves frescoes by Fiumicelli.

The former Terre Perse Diroccato Battery is positioned along the coast of the Lido of Venice, in the homonymous resort. During the First World War it was armed with four anti-aircraft guns, and in the last war war, it was built on its structures of coastal reinforced concrete batteries. However, it is in a state of degradation, even though it is now private property.

The former Emo Battery — Casabianca, takes its name from the famous Admiral Angelo Emo, who was part of the Italian coastal defense during World War I. It is one of the three batteries built in Venice. Even during the second war conflict, she was actively manned, but she did not intervene in any situation.

The Vettor Pisani battery was built in 1912. Its construction was dedicated to the memory of the commander who defeated the Genoese in the war of Chioggia. The fortification had a solid structure, consisting of six howitzer and two towers that were used to spot enemies.

The Statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi is located in the center of Piazza Pisacane, in the locality of Lendinara. The monument was built in 1884 and is one of the first monuments built in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi, in memory of the landing of the Garibaldine troops in which they found refuge at the time of the flight of the Austrians.

The Sacello F. Baracca rises in memory of the great Romagna aviator Francesco Baracca in the place where it was shot down during the Battle of the Solstice, in 1918. The work consists of eight Doric columns that support the dome surmounted by a small cross. At the base of the Sacello are the symbols dear to the aviator, such as the hippogryph, the rampant horse and the signatures of the parents.

The original plant of the Ezzelino House dates back to the twelfth century, but the current appearance is the result of a series of restorations carried out over the years due to some damages suffered. Today's structure has decorative elements from the late Gothic in Nanto stone. Today, the building is privately owned and therefore cannot be visited.