Parks  of  Veneto

Latest update: 21 February 2022
Four ​parks of ​Veneto have been selected for this section and each park is quite different from the others.

The Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park is an area of mountains in the Dolomites close to the city of Belluno. I've put the much smaller Parco Giardino Sigurtà close to the top of this list as it's so pretty and brilliantly organised.

It's perfectly set up for a day-trip and you have a choice between electric buggies, bicycles or electric bikes to make your way around. 
The Po Delta Regional Park covers a large area of wetlands, rich in wildlife, on the Adriatic Coast, while the Euganean Hills Regional Park is an area of hills just outside Padova, sprinkled with attractive villages like Arquà Petrarca. ​
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Dolomiti  Bellunesi  National  Park

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Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park, Veneto
Administrative area: Belluno Province

Size: 32 km²

Parco  Giardino  Sigurta

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Parco Giardino Sigurtà, Veneto
Administrative area: Verona Province

Size: 60 hectares

Po  Delta  Regional  Park

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Po Delta Regional Park, Veneto
Administrative area: Rovigo Province

Size: 126 km²

Euganean  Hills  Regional  Park

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Euganean Hills Regional Park, Veneto
Administrative area: Padova Province

Size: 180 km²

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