Veneto's  Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 19 November 2023
The region of ​Veneto's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia are a selection of small towns of villages which have been deemed "Italy's Most Beautiful Villages" and represent some of the prettiest locations in the whole region. These are often places in Veneto which are largely untouched by tourism and provide a real glimpse of genuine Italian life as it is today but with a firm foothold still in the past. 

Highlights on the list include pretty Borghetto, a tiny village on the water while Arquà Petrarca takes the second part of its name from the Renaissance poet Petrarch who once lived there. Further gems in the collection include Asolo, Follina and Cison di Valmarino. 
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Borghetto

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Borghetto, Veneto
​Administrative area: Verona Province

Population: 160 

Elevation: 88 metres

Arqua  Petrarca

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Arquà Petrarca, Veneto
Administrative area: Padua Province

Population: 1,860

Elevation: 406 metres

Asolo

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Asolo, Veneto
Administrative area: Treviso Province

Population: 8,990

Elevation: 205 metres

Follina

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Follina, Veneto
Administrative area: Treviso Province

Population: 3,800

Elevation: 200 metres

San  Giorgio  di  Valpolicella

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San Giorgio di Valpolicella, Veneto
Administrative area: Verona Province

Population: 11,756 

Elevation: 392 metres

Montagnana

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Montagnana, Veneto
Administrative area: Padua Province

Population: 9,358

Elevation: 16 metres

Cison  di  Valmarino

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Cison di Valmarino, Veneto
Administrative area: Treviso Province

Population: 2,700

Elevation: 700 metres

Mel

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Mel, Veneto
Administrative area: Belluno Province

Population: 5,970 

Elevation: 352 metres

Portobuffole

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Portobuffolé, Veneto
Administrative area: Treviso Province

Population: 800 

Elevation: 8 metres

Sottoguda

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Sottoguda, Veneto
Administrative area: Belluno Province

Population: 1,328 

Elevation: 1,250 metres

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