Rosolina  Mare​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 19 November 2023
The beach resort of Rosolina Mare is situated on the Adriatic Coast, in the Province of Rovigo. 

Venice, the regional capital of Veneto, lies just over 70 kilometres south of Rosolina Mare by road.  ​​​​Among the places of interest within a short distance are Po Delta Regional Park, Chioggia, Sottomarina and Rovigo.
By car from Rosolina Mare it takes 26 minutes to reach Chioggia (22 km), 54 minutes to Rovigo (53 km) and one hour 9 minutes to Venice (70 km). The most convenient airport for the resort is Venice Marco Polo Airport which is 75 kilometres way. 
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Rosolina Mare is a picturesque seaside town located in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. It was originally established as a tourist resort in the 1950s, making it a relatively modern destination compared to some of Italy's ancient towns.
History
The town's development was driven by its beautiful sandy beaches and the surrounding natural beauty of the Po Delta Regional Park. Over the years, Rosolina Mare has grown to become a popular holiday destination, attracting both Italian and international tourists.
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Beaches: Rosolina Mare boasts several well-maintained and equipped beaches that offer visitors a chance to soak up the sun, swim in the clear waters, and enjoy various water sports.
  • Po Delta Regional Park: The town is located near the Po Delta Regional Park, a vast and diverse natural reserve that is home to various bird species and unique flora. Guided tours and boat excursions are available for those interested in exploring the park's natural wonders.
  • Bicycle Paths: Rosolina Mare is bicycle-friendly, with dedicated paths that make it easy to explore the town and its surroundings on two wheels.
  • Rosolina's Lighthouse: A symbol of the town, the lighthouse offers a picturesque view of the coastline and the surrounding landscape.
  • Local Cuisine: The town's restaurants and trattorias offer delicious seafood dishes and regional specialties, giving visitors an opportunity to savor the flavors of the Veneto region.
  • Water Activities: Apart from swimming and sunbathing, tourists can enjoy activities such as sailing, windsurfing, and fishing.
  • Family-Friendly Activities: Rosolina Mare is a family-oriented destination with various activities and entertainment options for children.
  • Day Trips: Rosolina Mare's location makes it convenient for day trips to nearby attractions such as Venice, Padua, and the charming towns of the Veneto region.
  • Events and Festivals: During the summer season, the town hosts various events, concerts, and festivals that add to the lively and festive atmosphere.
  • Relaxation and Nature: Visitors can experience a peaceful and relaxing holiday in the natural surroundings of Rosolina Mare, away from the hustle and bustle of big cities.
Rosolina Mare - frazione di Rosolina
​​​Comune: ​​​​Rosolina

Province: Rovigo

Region: Veneto

​​​​​​​​​Water quality: Blue Flag Beach 2024 - 2025

By car: ​​​​Chioggia - 26 mins, Venice - 1 hr 9 mins, Rovigo - 54 mins

Fly to: ​​​​Venice Marco Polo Airport (75 km)

​Close by: Po Delta Regional Park, Chioggia, Sottomarina, Rovigo

​​Recommended accommodation: Hotel Grande Italia (23 km)

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