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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    ITINERARIES

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

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Caorle to know
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Caorle to know
Caorle's origins
The Roman Age
The Venetian Kingdom
From Hapsburg rule to nowadays
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From Hapsburg rule to the post-war years

After the Hapsburg rule of the 1800s and after the two World Wars, the 1950s saw another re-birth, linked to the tourist economy that in a short time brought wealth and development. Today the borough of Caorle is one of the largest in Italy; with many hectares of reclaimed land dedicated to agriculture and many valleys that separate the mainland from the swamps. During the Winter, the area has 11,674 inhabitants, while in the summer there are around 110,000, with over 4,000,000 visitors.

 

 

 

 


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