Top Things to Do in San Polo di Piave 2021

"Nothing can compare to an Italian job well done while having an exquisite lunch at the Piazza and having a live band perform the most beautiful string melody right next to your table !!!"

"According to the map on the mobile phone, there is no obvious mark. It is said that this side is a Jewish residential area, but there is an area on the map. This side feels no different from other places, the same small alley."

"Cool piazza with good bars. A bit away from the center, which makes it ideal."

"Gentlemen's Square is a square-shaped square with a small area. Most tourists rest here. It is a typical European-style square."

"River Valley Plaza is one of the largest squares in Europe. There is even a canal on the square. There are 78 exquisite sculptures on both sides of the river, including the creator of River Valley Plaza. Now the square around the square has become a huge market, and the middle is lined with trees, fountains and huge lawns, a good place for leisure."

"Near San Lucas Square is the Goldoni Theatre. The area is small, but because it is near the Rialto Bridge, it is very busy. Passing by Piazza San Marco, the famous Turin bar is here, there are some light concerts in the square at night, and some tour companies"

"Tartini Square in Piran, France is located in the center of the old city. It is a large circular square on the ground, surrounded by some hundreds of years of old buildings. This is the essence of the entire old city. It is a must-visit place for every tourist, where you can fully feel the history and charm of the South France region."

"Italy is also a lot of different countries in history. This place is also a good place to visit. The scope and area of the Unirii Square in Italy are also quite atmospheric, and the surrounding area is also very large."

""Baicao Square", also called "Vanilla Square", sounds sweet and greasy. This is one of the lively places in the old city of Verona. It was used for civil arbitration and political assembly in Roman times. Nowadays, it is a living market during the day, with tourists like weaving, and at night it is a souvenir market with bright lights. Most of the buildings around the square are from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The styles of each family are quite different. Venice has ruled here for more than 4 centuries. The "flying lion" stone pillars on site are witnesses to this history."

"The square where Dante is located is called Piazza dei Signor, which has the same name as the Piazza del Popolo in Florence. The Lord's Square where Dante is located can also be called the Gentlemen's Square. In short, the place is not much bigger, but there are many names. Together with the adjacent de jure palace, it forms the political center of Verona. The buildings around the square are all connected by arcades and loggias, becoming typical of the Renaissance arcade buildings."