Where to begin
Venice
The city on water reveals itself beyond the main routes, in quiet canals, workshops and neighbourhoods where daily life sits beside palaces.
Places worth it.
Choose a region and explore the first natural reference points: coast, mountains and lakes. Coordinates and original sources are retained for every place.
Region and surroundings
Veneto
St Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace; Verona Arena; Palladian villas. Opera in Verona, Venetian museums, beach resorts, thermal spas and Lake Garda walks.
More than an itinerary
Explore as a traveller. Choose as a future resident.
These places are not a checklist. They help you understand the scale, rhythm and surroundings of a region before making a purchase decision.
- An everyday route
- A weekend close to home
- The setting around your future home
Four perspectives
The region in four frames
Beyond the postcard
Three more reference points
Coast
Lido di Venezia
Sandy beaches line the Lido island; reaching them from historic Venice involves water transport. Jesolo and Bibione are long sandy resorts.
Mountains
Cortina Dolomites
The Cortina d'Ampezzo area offers mountain panoramas, trekking and winter sports.
Lakes
Lake Garda
Garda's eastern shore includes Bardolino, Garda and Malcesine, with boat trips and lakeside beaches.
Living and property
St Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace; Verona Arena; Palladian villas.
- Residents
- 4,853,472
- Foreigners
- 10.4%
- INCOME LEVEL
- 106.5 % of national average
Venice, Верона, Падуя
Average asking price2,259 € / m²2% above the Italian average
- To renovate
- 770 € / m²
- Habitable condition
- 2,280 € / m²
- Good / excellent
- 3,050 € / m²
Guidance is calculated from the regional average: renovation 34%, habitable 101%, good or excellent 135%. It is an orientation, not a complete market dataset.
One step away from something good
What should your property be like?
A home, a rental or a renovation project. Choose the task; the region can be decided later.