Caorle

A little gem on the Adriatic, where the old town – with roots in the Romanesque-Ravenna tradition – unfolds as a maze of narrow lanes and brightly painted houses, a legacy of the old fishing village. The cylindrical bell tower and the cathedral tell of centuries of history, while the little Madonna dell’Angelo church, reaching out over the sea, draws pilgrims and photographers alike.

Along the Scogliera Viva, sculptures carved into the breakwater rocks by artists from around the world face the waves. With golden beaches and a lagoon dotted with traditional reed huts, Caorle brings together sea, art and tradition just 35 minutes from us.