Major  Cities  of  Veneto

Latest update: 25 April 2022
The list of ​major cities of Veneto includes the region's seven provincial capitals. The capital of Veneto is Venice, the city built on the sea which became a maritime republic, while ancient Verona became the City of Love after Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. 

The city of Padua (Padova in Italian) is home to a remarkable piazza called Prato della Valle which is just a short walk from the world's oldest Botanical Garden.

The city of Vicenza dazzles with its Palladian architecture while medieval Treviso offers canals and bustling marketplaces. 
​Rovigo is steeped in history with the ruins of its 10th century castle just one trace of the past while Belluno is the gateway to the Dolomites; two beautiful piazzas and a cathedral being its highlights. ​
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Venice

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San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
Population: 260,520

​Highlights: St. Marks's Square, Rialto Bridge, Gondolas, Burano

Verona

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Piazza Bra, Veneto
Population: 257,993

​Highlights: Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Castelvecchio Bridge

Padua

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Prato della Valle, Padua
Population: 210,912

Highlights: Prato della Valle, Basilica di Sant'Antonio

Vicenza

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Basilica Palladiana, Vicenza
Population: 110,790

Highlights: Olympic Theatre, Basilica Palladiana, Piazza dei Signori

Treviso

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Canale Cagnan, Treviso
​Population: 84,999

Highlights: Piazza dei Signori, La Pescheria, Loggia dei Cavalieri

Rovigo

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Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, Rovigo
Population: 51,104

Highlights: Cathedral, Torre Donà, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II

Belluno

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Belluno, Veneto
Population: 35,833

Highlights: Piazza dei Martiri, Piazza Duomo, Basilica San Martino

Top  Ten  Cities  and  Towns  in  Veneto  by  Population

Source: ISTAT (2021)
1. Verona - 257,838
2. Venice - 255,609
3. Padua - 208,306
​4. Vicenza - 109,290
5. Treviso - 84,930
6. Rovigo - 49,844
7. Chioggia - 48,130
8. Bassano del Grappa - 42,168
9. San Donà di Piave - 42,131
10. ​Schio - 38,775

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