Caorle Travel Guide

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    TO KNOW

    History of Caorle: the Romans, the Venetian Domination and the Post-War Years.

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  • Caorle da vedere

     

     

    TO SEE

    Places and sights in Caorle: the beaches, the lagoon and Isola dei Pescatori.

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    TO TASTE

    Typical Caorle dishes: Pasta al Nero, il Moscardino, il Canestrello and il Broeto.

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    TO EXPERIENCE

    Summer events in Caorle: fireworks, barbecue and “La Luna nel Pozzo” street theatre festival.

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  • itinerari

     

     

    ITINERARIES

    Venice via the sea, Vallevecchia, Murano, Burano and Torcello.

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Caorle to see
Article Index
Caorle to see
The Bell Tower
The Cathedral
The Madonnina del Mare
Fishermen's Island
The historic centre
The Living Rocks
The Western Beach
The Eastern Beach
Sacheta Beach
Falconera Beach
Brussa Beach
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Rio Terrà: the historic centre

 

 

Rio Terrà, means ‘underground canal’, as until the mid nineteenth century, the whole of Carole was crossed by canals and it is one of the most-visited open meeting places in the Veneto. During the Summer season, thousands of tourists come here for their evening stroll, while the rest of the year the inhabitants of Carole use it for socialising. The appeal of the sea in Winter is obviously not as strong as in Summer, but this environment, which can only be compared to the multi-coloured Venetian island of Burano, is truly one of a kind. In Spring, one is constantly gazing upwards at the splendid balconies full of flowers. In Autumn, the atmospheric mists from the sea accentuate the warmth and welcome of the bars and restaurants.
 
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