The river Brenta, considered the continuation of the Grand Canal, became a bustling waterway.   Magnificent villas, parks, towns and villages sprang up along its banks to welcome the nobility while holidaying in the country.

Just a few kilometres from the river in the direction of the Venice Lagoon, there is still today an evocative salt marsh with meanders, habitats and itineraries immersed in a unique and wonderful environment where silence and nature reign, a suspended world that keeps its history still intact!