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AND FRIULI Region Guide River and No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges River Sile and Venetian Lagoon Treviso Approx time No. of locks No. of lifting 20 min 0 bridges River Sile and Venetian Lagoon Approx time No.0 of locks No. of lifting River Sile and Venetian Lagoon TrevisoCasier 35 min 0 No.bridges of lifting0 1520 min Approx time No.0 of locks 0 bridges TrevisoCasier Le Boat's CasaleTreviso Base 20 min 35 min 0 0 0 0 151 hr min 0 0 Le Boat'sCasale Casale sulCasier Base Sile 20 min 2 35hr 45 min min 0 0 0 0 Casier 1 15hr1 hr45min min 35 min 0 0 0 0 Le Boat'sCasale CasalePortegrandi sul Base Sile 15 min 2 hr 45 min 0 0 0 0 Le Boat's Casale Base 1 hr1 hr 1545 min 0 0 Casale sul Sile 2 hr 45 min 10 0 0 0 PortegrandiTorcello 1 hr1 hr45 min 1 hr 15 min 10 0 Casale sul Sile 1 15hr 15min min 2 hr 45 min 01 0 0 /MazzorboPortegrandiTorcello 1 hr 45 min 1 hr 15 min 0 1 0 0 Portegrandi 1 1520hr 15 min min 10 0 1 hr 15 min 1 hr 15 min 1 1 0 Burano/MazzorboSant Erasmo 15 min 40 min 0 Torcello 20 min 1 hr 15 min 0 10 0 0 VignoleBurano/MazzorboSant (for ErasmoVenice) 15 min 40 min 0 0 Burano/ 20 min 0 0 0 0 Sant Erasmo 20 min 40 min 0 0 VignoleLido (for di VeneziaVenice) 0 Sant Erasmo 20 min 3 hr40 5 min min 0 0 0 (for ) 2 hr20 hr min 45 min 0 0 0 0 Lido diChioggia Venezia 3 hr 5 min 0 0 Vignole (for Venice) 2 hr20 hr min 45 min 0 0 Lido diChioggia Venezia 20 min 3 hr 5 min 0 0 0 0 2 hr hr 45 min 3 hr 5 min 0 0 0 0 2 hr hr 45 min 0 0 Chioggia No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges No. of lifting Vignole (for Venice) Approx time No. of locks bridges 20 min 20 min 0 0 No.0 of lifting0 Vignole (forMurano Venice) Approx time No. of locks No.bridges of lifting 20 min Approx time20 min No.0 of locks0 0 0 Vignole (forMurano Venice) bridges Vignole (for Venice) 20 min 20 min 0 0 0 0 20 min 20 min 0 0 0 0 Murano River No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges Brenta River Vignole (for TrevisoVenice) Approx time No. of locks No. of lifting 1 hr 15 min 0 bridges Brenta River Approx time No.1 of locks No. of lifting Brenta River VignoleMalcontenta (for TrevisoVenice) No.bridges of lifting 11 hrhr 3015 minminApprox time3 hr 30 min No.01 of locks2 03 bridges5 VignoleMalcontenta (for TrevisoVenice)Mira Vignole (for TrevisoVenice) 1 hr 3015 min 3 hr 30 min 10 2 03 5 Malcontenta 145 hr min15 min 1 02 DoloMira 5 Malcontenta 1 45hr1 30hrmin min 3 hr 30 min 01 2 302 Fiesso d'ArticoDoloMira 1 hr 30 min 3 hr 30 min 0 2 3 5 Mira 45 min 1 2 301 hrmin 3 hr 01 3 0 0 Fiesso d'ArticoStra 45 min 1 2 Dolo 1 hr301 30 hrmin min 3 hr 120 3 0 0 PaduaFiesso (Padova) d'ArticoStra 1 hr 1 0 Fiesso d'Artico 1 30hr 30 min min 3 hr 02 3 0 0 (Padova) 30 min 3 hr 0 3 0 0 Stra 1 hr 30 min 2 0 Padua (Padova) 1 hr 30 min 2 0 Padua (Padova) PRECENICCO MaranoF. N A T I S S A North Lagoon Circuit No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges Lagunare North Lagoon Circuit PortegrandiTreviso Approx time No. of locks No. of lifting FRIULI Aquileia bridges L A G U N A D I 1 hr 20 min 1 hr 20 min F. North Lagoon Circuit 0 0 No.1 of lifting1 M A R A N O E PortegrandiTreviso Approx time No. of locks C AN AEL S T North Lagoon Circuit Caposile No.bridges of lifting G R A D O 1 hr 20 minApprox time1 hr 20 min No. of locks E L PortegrandiTreviso 1 hr 20 min 0 0 12 bridges1 CaposileJesolo L A PortegrandiTreviso 1 hr 20 min 1 hr 20 min 0 0 1 1 L I T O R A N E A 1 hr1 hr 20 min 4 hr 35 min 0 1 2 4 CaposileJesolo 1 hr 20 min 1 hr 20 min 0 0 1 1 V E N E TA Grado Lido di CEN I Bevazzana Caposile 1 hr 20 min 0 2 F Lignano 2 hr1 hr 15 min 4 hr 35 min 01 1 02 4 N E M E L . Sinstra Burano/MazzorboLido di Jesolo 1 hr 20 min 0 2 Sabbiadoro Jesolo 2 hr1 hr 15 min 4 hr 35 min 0 1 2 4 S O Bevazzana Lido di Jesolo 1 0 Burano/Mazzorbo 1 hr 4 hr 35 min 0 1 2 4 Treviso L O Destra Lido di Jesolo 2 hr 15 min 1 0 Lignano Riviera Casier E Times are an approximation only and areBurano/Mazzorbo calculated on the basis of an average2 hr 15 speedmin of 7.5km/h and an average time1 of 12 minutes 0 River Piave and LitoraneaBurano/Mazzorbo Veneta No. of lifting Bibione to pass through a lock. Your speed, the flow of the water and the time it takes to go Approxthrough lockstime will all affect yourNo. progress. of locks bridges CASALE San Doná di Piave River Piave and Litoranea VenetaCaposile Approx time No. of locks No. of lifting Musile bridges F. Torre di 1 hr 0 No.0 of lifting F. P I River Piave and Litoranea VenetaCaposile Approx time No. of locks Casale-Sul-Sile S IL E Caposile A V Fine River Piave and Litoranea VenetaSan Donà di Piave No.bridges of lifting E Porto Santa 21 hr Approx time No.0 of locks 0 bridges San DonàCaposileRevedoli di Piave 5 hr 45 min 0 2 Jesolo 1 hr 0 0 Portegrandi Margherita Caposile 22 hrhr 0 10 Revedoli San DonàRevedoli diCaorle Piave 1 hr 5 hr 45 min 0 0 0 2 GUNA 2 hr 0 LA TA San Donà di Piave 452 hr min 0 01 VENETO VENE Revedoli 2 hr 5 hr 45 min 0 0 1 2 Start of Canale NicesoloCaorle 0 0 2 Mazzorbo Revedoli 4521 hr hrmin 5 hr 45 min 0 1 Torcello Caorle 2 hr 0 10 Fiesso Lido di Jesolo Start of Canale NicesoloBibione 45 min Caorle 11 hrhr 3 hr 01 10 Cavallino Start of Canale Nicesolo 45 min 0 2 1 0 d'Artico Murano LignanoBibione Riviera 1 hr Mira Start of Canale Nicesolo 1 hr 3 hr 01 2 0 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di MaranoLignano eBibione RivieraGrado 1 hr 0 0 Dolo Burano 1 hr 3 hr 1 0 N T A Vignole Bibione 201 hrmin 01 2 0 0 Stra R E Pass oncoming boats on Lignano Riviera 1 hr 3 hr 1 0 B Junction for River Stella in LagunaLignano di Marano Sabbiadoro e Grado 2 Padua 0 L Venice Lignano Riviera 1 hr 1 0 D E Malcontenta Sant Erasmo the right-hand side 2030 minmin 2 hr 50 min 0 0 0 0 R A Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 1 hr 1 0 R I V I E LignanoMarano Sabbiadoro Lagunare 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 2030 min min 2 hr 50 min 0 0 0 0 Lignano Sabbiadoro 202 minhr 0 0 Junction for River Natissa in LagunaLignano Maranodi Marano Sabbiadoro Lagunare e Grado 2 hr 50 min 3012 minhr 1 hr 0 0 0 0 Junction11 for River 7Natissa in Laguna Maranodi Marano Lagunare eGrado Grado 30 min 2 hr 50 min 0 0 0 0 5 Marano Lagunare 21 hr 1 hr 0 0 0 0 Rivière navigable L A G U N A Junction for River Natissa in Laguna di Marano e Grado 2 hr 0 0 V E N E TA TheJunction maximum for River speed Natissa varies in between Laguna di Marano e Grado 1 hr 1 hr 0 0 0 0 Grado 1 hr 1 hr 0 0 0 0 Canal 5 - 11 km/h. Please refer to your onboard Grado mapCanale for the speedNicesolo limit on & eachRiver waterway. Lemene No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene No. of lifting Start of Canale NicesoloTreviso Approx time No. of locks bridges Chioggia Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene 1 hr 15 min 0 No.1 of lifting StartConcordia of Canale SagittariaNicesoloTreviso Approx time No. of locks bridges Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene Approx time1 hr 30 min No. of locks0 No. of lifting1 Start of Canale Nicesolo 1 15hr 15min min 0 10 bridges ConcordiaPortogruaro SagittariaTreviso 1 hr 30 min 0 1 Start of Canale NicesoloTreviso 1 15hr 15 min min 0 10 ConcordiaPortogruaro Sagittaria 1 hr 15 min 1 hr 30 min 0 0 1 1 Concordia Sagittaria 15 min 1 hr 30 min 0 0 0 1 Portogruaro 15 min 0 0 Portogruaro

River Stella No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges River Stella No. of lifting Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado Approx time No. of locks bridges River Stella 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 0 No.0 of lifting0 JunctionRiver Stellafor River Stella inLe Laguna Boat's di Precenicco Marano e Grado base Approx time No. of locks No.bridges of lifting 1 hr 40 minApprox time1 hr 40 min No.0 of locks0 0bridges 0 Junction for River Stella inLe Laguna Boat's di Precenicco Marano e Grado base Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 0 0 0 Le Boat's Precenicco base 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 0 0 0 River Natissa Le Boat's Precenicco base No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges River Natissa No. of lifting Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado Approx time No. of locks bridges River Natissa 45 min 45 min 0 0 No.0 of lifting0 JunctionRiver Natissafor River Stella in Laguna di Marano eAquilea Grado Approx time No. of locks No.bridges of lifting 45 min Approx time45 min No.0 of locks0 0bridges 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano eAquilea Grado Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 45 min 45 min 0 0 0 0 Aquilea 45 min 45 min 0 0 0 0 Aquilea River Sile and Venetian Lagoon Approx time No. of locks No. of lifting River Sile and Venetian Lagoon No.bridges of lifting Treviso Approx time No. of locks bridges Treviso 20 min 0 0 Casier 20 min 35 min 0 0 0 0 15 min 0 0 Le Boat's CasaleCasier Base 35 min 0 0 River Sile and Venetian Lagoon 15 min Approx time No.0 of locks No.0 of lifting Le Boat's Casale Base 1 hr 0 0 bridges Casale sul Sile 2 hr 45 min 0 0 Treviso 1 hr1 hr45 min 0 0 0 River Sile and Venetian LagoonCasale sul Sile Approx time2 hr 45 min No. of locks No.0 of lifting0 Portegrandi 120 hr 45min min 0 0bridges PortegrandiCasier 1 hr 15 min 35 min 1 0 0 0 TorcelloTreviso 15 min 1 hr 15 min 0 1 0 0 Le Boat's Casale Base 12015 hr 15min min 01 00 Torcello 1 hr 15 min 0 1 0 0 Burano/MazzorboCasier 151 hr min 35 min 0 0 0 0 Casale sul Sile 1520 min 2 hr 45 min 00 0 00 0 Le Boat'sBurano/Mazzorbo Casale Base 1 hr 45 min Sant Erasmo 20 min 40 min 0 0 Portegrandi 201 hr min 0 0 0 0 CasaleSant Erasmo sul Sile 2 hr40 45 min min 0 0 Vignole (for Venice) 1 hr20 15 min min 10 0 0 0 Torcello 1 20hr 45min min 1 hr 15 min 0 1 0 0 VignolePortegrandi (for Venice) 15 min 0 Lido di Venezia 20 min 3 hr 5 min 0 0 0 0 Burano/Mazzorbo 21 hr hr hr 15 45 min min 10 0 Lido diChioggia TorcelloVenezia 20 min 13 hrhr 155 min min 0 10 0 00 Sant Erasmo 2 hr15 hr min 45 min 40 min 00 00 Burano/MazzorboChioggia 20 min 0 0 0 0 Vignole (for Venice) 20 min 0 0 Sant Erasmo 20 min 40 min 0 0 20 min 0 0 0 0 Lido di Venezia 3 hr 5 min 0 0 Vignole (for Venice) 2 hr hr 45 min 0 0 No. of lifting Chioggia 20 min Approx time No.0 of locks 0 Lido di Venezia 3 hr 5 min 0 No.bridges of lifting0 Vignole (for Venice) 2 hr hr 45 minApprox time No.0 of locks 0bridges Chioggia 20 min 20 min 0 Vignole (for Venice) 0 0 0 Murano 20 min 20 min 0 0 0 0 Murano No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges Brenta River Vignole (for Venice) No.No. of of lifting lifting 20 min Approx time20 min No.0 of locks0 0bridgesbridges0 Brenta River Murano Approx time No. of lifting Vignole (for TrevisoVenice) No. of locks bridges Vignole (for TrevisoVenice) 120 hr min15 min 20 min 01 0 0 0 MalcontentaMurano 1 hr 15 min 1 0 5 Malcontenta 1 hr 30 min 3 hr 30 min 0 2 3 Mira 1 hr 30 min 0 5 Brenta River 45 min Approx time3 hr 30 min No.1 of locks2 No.23 of lifting DoloMira bridges Vignole (for Venice) 45 min 1 2 Brenta River TrevisoDolo 1 hr 1 No.0 of lifting Fiesso d'Artico 1 hr 15 minApprox time No.1 of locks 0 bridges Malcontenta 301 minhr 3 hr 1 0 VignoleFiesso (for d'Artico TrevisoVenice) 0 3 0 0 Stra 1 hr30 30 min min 3 hr3 30 hr min 0 2 3 5 Mira 11 hr hr 30 15 min min 120 3 00 0 PaduaMalcontenta (Padova)Stra 45 min 1 2 1 hr 30 min 2 0 5 Padua (Padova)Dolo 1 hr 30 min 3 hr 30 min 0 2 3 Mira 1 hr 1 0 Fiesso d'Artico 45 min 1 2 Dolo 30 min 3 hr 0 3 0 0 Stra 1 hr 1 0 North Lagoon Circuit Fiesso d'Artico 1 hr 30 min Approx time No.2 of locks No.0 of lifting North Lagoon Circuit Padua (Padova) 30 min 3 hr 0 3 No.0 bridges of lifting0 PortegrandiTrevisoStra Approx time No. of locks bridges 11 hr hr 30 20 min min 1 hr 20 min 20 0 01 PaduaPortegrandi (Padova)Treviso 1 Caposile 1 hr 20 min 1 hr 20 min 0 0 1 1 hr 20 min 0 2 1 CaposileJesolo North Lagoon Circuit 1 hr 20 min 0 No.2 of lifting Jesolo 1 hr Approx time4 hr 35 min No.0 of locks1 2 bridges4 Lido di Jesolo 1 hr 4 hr 35 min PortegrandiTreviso 2 hr 15 min 10 1 02 4 North Lagoon Circuit Lido di Jesolo Approx time1 hr 20 min No. of locks No. of lifting Burano/Mazzorbo 12 hr 2015 min 01 0 01 bridges1 Burano/MazzorboCaposile PortegrandiTreviso 1 hr 20 min 0 2 Jesolo 1 hr 20 min 1 hr 20 min 0 0 1 1 River Piave and Litoranea VenetaCaposile 1 hr 4 hr 35 min 0 1 No.2 of lifting4 Lido di Jesolo 1 hr 20 min Approx time No.0 of locks 2 bridges River Piave and Litoranea Veneta Jesolo 2 hr 15 min Approx time No.1 of locks 0No. of lifting Burano/MazzorboCaposile 1 hr 4 hr 35 min 0 1 2 bridges4 Lido diCaposile Jesolo 1 hr 0 0 San Donà di Piave 2 hr1 hr15 min 10 00 Burano/Mazzorbo 2 hr 0 0 San DonàRevedoli di Piave 5 hr 45 min 0 2 2 hr 0 No.0 of lifting River Piave and Litoranea Veneta 2 hr Approx time5 hr 45 min No.0 of locks0 1 2 RevedoliCaorle bridges Caposile 452 hrmin 0 1 River Piave and Litoranea Veneta Caorle Approx time No. of locks No.0 of lifting Start of Canale Nicesolo 451 hrmin 0 1bridges San Donà di Piave 1 hr 0 0 Start of Canale CaposileNicesolo 2 hr 0 Bibione 1 hr 0 0 0 2 Revedoli 11 hrhr 5 hr3 45 hr min 01 2 0 0 SanLignano Donà diBibione Riviera Piave 2 hr 0 1 Caorle 12 hrhr 3 hr 01 2 00 0 LignanoRevedoli Riviera 5 hr 45 min 0 2 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 451 hrmin 01 10 Start of Canale Nicesolo 202 hrmin 0 10 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano eCaorle Grado Lignano Sabbiadoro 201 hrmin 0 0 Bibione 4530 min 2 hr 50 min 0 0 10 0 Start Lignanoof Canale Sabbiadoro Nicesolo 1 hr 1 Marano Lagunare 30 min 2 hr3 50 hr min 0 20 0 0 Lignano Riviera 12 hr 0 0 Marano LagunareBibione 1 hr 1 0 Junction for River Natissa in Laguna di Marano e Grado 2 hr 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 11 hr hr 13 hrhr 10 20 00 0 Junction for River Natissa in Laguna di LignanoMarano e RivieraGrado Grado 20 min 0 0 11 hr hr 1 hr 10 0 00 0 Lignano SabbiadoroGrado Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 30 min 2 hr 50 min 0 0 0 0 Marano Lagunare 20 min 0 0 Lignano Sabbiadoro 2 hr 0 0 Junction for River Natissa in Laguna di Marano e Grado 30 min 2 hr 50 min 0 0 0 0 Canale Nicesolo & River LemeneMarano Lagunare 1 hr Approx time1 hr No.0 of locks0 No.0 of lifting0 Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene Grado 2 hr 0 No.0 bridges of lifting Junction for River Natissa inStart Laguna of diCanale Marano Nicesolo eTreviso Grado Approx time No. of locks 1 hr 1 hr 0 0 0 bridges0 Start of Canale NicesoloTrevisoGrado 1 hr 15 min 0 1 Concordia Sagittaria 1 hr 15 min 1 hr 30 min 0 0 1 1 15 min 0 0 ConcordiaPortogruaro Sagittaria 1 hr 30 min 0 1 Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene 15 min 0 No.0 of lifting Portogruaro Approx time No. of locks bridges Start of Canale Nicesolo Canale Nicesolo & River Lemene Treviso No. of lifting 1 hr 15 min Approx time No.0 of locks 1 bridges Concordia Sagittaria 1 hr 30 min 0 1 Start of Canale NicesoloTreviso 15 min 0 0 Portogruaro 1 hr 15 min 0 1 Concordia Sagittaria 1 hr 30 min 0 1 No. of lifting River Stella 15 min Approx time No.0 of locks 0 River Stella Portogruaro No.bridges of lifting Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado Approx time No. of locks bridges 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 0 0 0 Le Boat's Precenicco base 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 0 0 0 Le Boat's Precenicco base River Stella No. of lifting Approx time No. of locks bridges River Natissa No. of lifting JunctionRiver Stellafor River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado Approx time No. of locks No.bridges of lifting River Natissa 1 hr 40 minApprox time1 hr 40 min No.0 of locks0 No.0bridges of lifting0 Junction for River Stella inLe Laguna Boat's di Precenicco Marano e Grado base Approx time No. of locks bridges Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado 45 min 45 min 0 0 0 0 Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano eAquilea Grado 1 hr 40 min 1 hr 40 min 0 0 0 0 Le Boat's Precenicco base 45 min 45 min 0 0 0 0 Aquilea No. of lifting River Natissa Approx time No. of locks PRECENICCO MaranoF. Nbridges A T I S S A JunctionRiver Natissafor River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado No. of lifting 45 min Approx time45 min No.0 ofLagunare locks0 0bridges 0 Aquilea FRIULI Aquileia Junction for River Stella in Laguna di Marano e Grado Portogruaro L A G U N A D I 45 min 45 min F. 0 0 M A R A N0 O E 0 C AN AEL S T Aquilea G R A D O Concordia Sagittaria E L

L A L I T O R A N E A V E N E TA Grado CEN I Bevazzana F Lignano N E M E L . Sinstra Sabbiadoro S O Bevazzana

Treviso L O Destra Lignano Riviera Casier E Bibione CASALE San Doná di Piave Musile Caorle F. Torre di F. P I Casale-Sul-Sile S IL E Caposile A V Fine E Porto Santa Portegrandi Jesolo Margherita Revedoli GUNA LA TA VENETO VENE Mazzorbo Torcello Fiesso Lido di Jesolo d'Artico Murano Cavallino Mira Dolo Burano N T A Vignole Stra R E B Padua L Venice D E Malcontenta Sant Erasmo R A R I V I E

Rivière navigable L A G U N A V E N E TA Canal

Chioggia TREVISO

Treviso is a beautiful walled city and the town’s defences, moat and imposing gateways are still impressive sights. It has a great gastronomic tradition, which can be tested by trying out one of the many restaurants at every corner of this attractive town. Piazza dei Signori is the heart of Treviso’s historic centre. The largest building of the square is the gothic Piazza dei Trecento, once the seat of the city’s Grand Council, which was heavily bombed in WWII. Beneath its loggia, you will find many cafés, and the legendary Fontana delle Tette. The small island of Isola della Pescheria has played host to the city’s fish market since 1856, stop by in the morning to pick up the daily catch. There are plenty of other sights to explore: the majestic Duomo and its crypt, the Santa Caterina Museum, and medieval Ca’dei Carraresi, to name a few. Round off your day with a glass of Prosecco – Treviso is the main production hub for this delicious aperitif.

Recommended restaurant: Trattoria Toni del Spin, in the centre of the city Market: Fish market Tue – Sat (am) – La Pescheria. Amenities: Everything you may need can be found in Treviso. For retail Piazza dei Signori, therapy, head to Treviso’s smartest shopping street, Via Calmaggiore. Treviso Moorings: Treviso cannot be reached by boat. Moor at the public dock in Casier and cycle there in 20 minutes, or by taxi or bus.

CASIER CASALE-SUL-SILE

Casier is a traditional town with Casale-Sul-Sile is a beautiful town in the heart of the Sile nature reserve. a lovely historic church and It was founded in 1100 and inhabited by the boatmen who transported pedestrian square. Across from goods and people to the Venetian Lagoon. The 14th century Torre the public docks is the Burci Carrarese is all that remains of a major medieval fortification, and is not Cemetery which hosts traditional open to the public. The 18th century church, visible from the river as you Venetian wooden cargo boats, approach the town, is of particular artistic interest for its frescoed ceiling abandoned here 50 years ago. painted by Giandomenico Tiepolo. They are easily visible thanks to a network of wooden footbridges. Recommended restaurant: Ostaria Alla Torre, a short walk from the moorings at the church. Recommended restaurant: Amenities: Supermarket, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and pharmacy. Trattoria al Sile, a 10 minute walk Moorings: There is a cement jetty beneath the church tower. from the Le Boat base, although free moorings are available. Amenities: Da Piero supermarket (+39 0422 340670) offers free delivery to your boat, but is closed on Wednesday and Sunday. There are cafés and restaurants in the town. Moorings: There is a long wooden jetty a few dozen metres downstream of Casier’s church – do not moor at the resident’s floating docks. Alternatively, the Le Boat base offers plenty of moorings and all the services you Casale-sur-Sile may need. on the River Sile TORCELLO

The most important archaeological site in the Lagoon, Torcello dates back to the Roman Empire. Torcello’s main attraction is the Basilica di Maria Assunta, founded in 639, is Venice’s oldest cathedral, and one of the most beautiful, with intricate mosaics decorating its floor and walls. Its bell towers afford stunning views across the lagoon, and you can also Aerial view of Santa Maria di Assunta Cathedral, Torcello listen to an audio-guide to learn more about the church’s history. The adjacent Museum has Roman and Byzantine collections on display. A stroll to the Recommended restaurant: Locanda Cipriani. other end of the island will take you past the famous Moorings: Moor at Mazzorbo and take the waterbus to Cipriani restaurant, once frequented by Ernest Torcello from Burano. Alternatively, there are wooden Hemingway, and the so-called “Devil’s Bridge”, said to docks underneath the island’s bell tower – ensure you be haunted by the Devil. tie your lines to the steel rings set in stone.

MAZZORBO

Mazzorbo is linked to Burano by an old, wooden footbridge. It’s best known for Venissa, the ancient estate encircled by medieval walls which has been restored by the Bisol family, a family of winemakers. Renowned for making the best Prosecco in Italy, Moorings at they have now introduced a vineyard to Mazzorbo. Mazzorbo – looking out towards Burano Moorings: There are dedicated Le Boat Moorings here for easy access to Burano.

BURANO

You can’t help but fall in love with Burano. The colourful houses, painted by fishermen returning from sea to identify their homes through the fog, create a rainbow of colour wherever you turn. Stop by La Casa di Bepi Suà, decorated with geometric shapes and vibrant colours. The island is also famed for its lace, the history of which dates back to the 16th century when women began making lace with needles to supply the European elite. The lace-making museum Burano is located in the historic lace school, and you can view hundreds of rare and precious pieces. The San Martino Church with its leaning bell towers is in the heart of the town’s Piazza , named SANT’ ERASMO after the famous composer. Wander the square and pick up an Esse, a donut-shaped cake typical of the Although the largest island of the Venetian Lagoon, island – delicious with a cappuccino. Sant’Erasmo is a peaceful spot. Once a port attached to Murano in the 8th century, it’s now known for its Recommended restaurant: Trattoria al Gatto Nero on orchards and agriculture. If you have bikes, take a ride Via . to explore the Torre Massimiliana, an old stronghold Amenities: Cafés, restaurants, bakeries and pharmacy. built by Napoleon to defend the lagoon. It overlooks a Moorings: Moor at Mazzorbo and cross the footbridge. beach, popular in the summer with locals. MURANO

Murano is a wonderful island to visit. It first flourished as a fishing port until the art of glass-blowing was introduced in 1291, when Venice’s glassmakers were forced to move to the island to reduce the risk of fires. The island is still famed for its works, a large collection of which you can see at the Glass Museum, and many factories remain today. See the glassmakers at work at Vetreria Signoretti (+39 041 52 74 294). The charming Basilica di Santa Maria and Donato was founded in the 7th century, and is said to contain the relics of Saint Donatus, as well as the bones of a dragon that he slayed. Moor at Vignole and take a waterbus across. Recommended restaurant: Osteria Al Duomo, overlooked by the Santa Maria church. Amenities: Cafés, restaurants, bakeries and pharmacy. Murano Glass Moorings: Marina di Serenella, or moor at Vignole island and take the waterbus – 5 minutes.

Venice VENICE

Discover “La Serenissima”, one of the most beautiful cities in the world… and with so many sights to see, you’ll be spoilt for choice! If you’re feeling fit, by far the best way to see Venice is to explore by foot, getting lost in its charming, narrow streets. Stop by one of the seven tourist offices first to pick up free maps, and book tickets for numerous museums and attractions.

Piazza San Marco is always teeming with tourists, keen to admire the Byzantine Basilica with its luminous gold mosaics and intricate detail. Take the elevator to the top of the 98 metre high Campanile, once used by approaching ships as a beacon to Adjoining the palace is the Bridge of Sighs, leading guide them home, for a breath-taking view of the to the cells of the palace’s infamous prison. The city and lagoon. The gothic Doge’s Palace next door 16th century Rialto Bridge is the most famous of the is now a museum housing paintings dating back to bridges which straddle the Grand Canal, and you’re the 15th century. Buy your ticket in advance to avoid sure to find a souvenir to take back home. No matter long queues. Stop outside the “Porta della Carta”, where you go, you will discover countless churches, the palace’s main entrance and take in the incredible squares and tiny bridges, and getting lost is all part sculptures which adorn it. of the fun! In the evening, soak up the atmosphere in a canal side café with an Aperol Spritz – a classic Grand Canal, Venice Venetian tradition – or stop by the world-famous Harry’s Bar for a Bellini.

Recommended restaurant: Algiubagio, overlooking the lagoon towards . Market: Monday to Saturday (am) – Rialto area. Amenities: You’ll find everything you need in Venice. Moorings: The Marina di Sant’Elena is fully-equipped, and just a 15 minute walk from the centre Piazza San Marco. Or, if you don’t want to brave the lagoon traffic, stop at Le Boat dedicated moorings on Vignole Island or on Mazzorbo from where you can take a waterbus into Venice. THE BRENTA RIVER

Malcontenta is where you’ll come across the first lifting bridge of Chioggia the Brenta river. You’ll need to call ahead to have it opened. Two operators will arrive and move ahead of you up the canal to open the following bridges until you ask them to stop. It’s CHIOGGIA a slow process so be prepared to wait. About 100 metres downstream of the lock, on the Nicknamed ‘Little Venice’, Chioggia is a traditional seaside town left, is a wooden footbridge where you can famous for its beach and fresh fish. The lively fish market is an dock for free. Be sure to check your Waterways absolute must-see for its lively atmosphere and wide range of Map for further instructions. seafood. If you fancy a dip, the long, sandy beach at is one of the most beautiful. Its old town, tucked behind the sea- wall, houses clusters of old buildings centred round tiny squares FIESSO D’ARTICO and alleys, while you’ll find family entertainment, like mini-golf, along the seafront. Chioggia has many historic buildings, such Renowned for its shoe production, Louis as the baroque Duomo, the church of San Stefano, and the Vuitton’s manufacturing plant is based in Sant’Andrea Tower – the world’s oldest clock tower. Kids will love the town, and also displays contemporary the Museo Olivi, home to a wonderful zoology museum which pieces from the Louis Vuitton art collection features a giant elephant shark. in its gallery.

Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Riva Vena. Recommended restaurant: Osteria Da Market: Thu (am) – Corso del Popolo | Fish market – every day Ciano, on the main road. Amenities: You’ll find everything you need in Chioggia. Amenities: Supermarkets, cafés, Moorings: There are dedicated Le Boat moorings here. restaurants, bakeries and a butcher. Alternatively, moor at the Darsena Le Saline at the north of the Moorings: There are free moorings near town, or Porto San Felice, located on the Sottomarina Peninsula. the town square.

Villa Pisani Nazionale, DOLO Stra

Dolo is a pretty little town, made popular by the Venetian aristocracy who built grand country homes here, such as Villa Badoer, to escape city life. Now home to Cantina Fattoretto, a bottler of Veneto wines, there is also a museum housing over STRA 20,000 arts and crafts tools. The 18th century Cathedral of Stra’s ancient Roman origins are plain to see in its many Venetian villas, San Rocco is worth a visit. Dolo’s such as the impressive Villa Pisani Nazionale, considered the “Queen of watermills were, for centuries, Venetian Villas”. Built in 1721, its frescoed rooms have welcomed many used by noble families as a source doges, kings and emperors. Today it houses a national museum, full of of income, and many have now 18th and 19th century furniture. Kids will love the large maze made of been restored and are used to sell hedges, while grown-ups can explore the greenhouses, then stop for a organic produce. coffee at the orangery café. The frescoed rooms of Villa Foscarini Rossi are sure to impress, though it now houses a shoe museum. Recommended restaurant: Molini del Dolo, overlooking the River Brenta Recommended restaurant: Osteria del Baccala, next to the Villa Market: Fri – Via Guolo. Foscarini Rossi. Amenities: Supermarkets, cafés, Amenities: Supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and a butcher restaurants, bakeries and a Moorings: There is limited mooring in Stra so, if you have bikes, we pharmacy. recommended the free moorings in Fiesso d’Artico. PADUA

Labelled as “the capital of 14th century painting” due to its world-famous frescoes by Giotto in the Scrovegni chapel, art and history buffs will be in their element in Padua (‘Padova’ in Italian). The basilica, known as “The Santo”, is one of the world’s largest churches, and is visited by over 6 million pilgrims each year. Padua’s largest square, the magnificent Prato della Valle, dates back to the 18th century with a central island circled by a small canal. Statues of Padua’s famous citizens line the channel, and it’s a lovely place for an evening stroll. There’s plenty more history waiting to be discovered, particularly at the city’s university, one of Europe’s oldest, established in 1222 and attended by the likes of Galileo. Be sure to visit the striking 18th century Pedrocchi Café, decorated in various styles, and the hang-out place of intellectuals such as Lord Byron and Stendhal.

Recommended restaurant: La Vecchia Enoteca, a 2 minute walk from Piazza delle Erbe. Market: Mon – Sat (all day) – Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta . Padua Amenities: Everything you need can be found in Padova.

Lido Di Jesolo LIDO DI JESOLO

As the largest seaside resort on the Adriatic – and the most popular – Lido di Jesolo is a great pit stop if you’re in need of entertaining. The 10 mile long blue flag beach is ideal for families, while the SEA LIFE aquarium is the perfect place to escape the heat for a few hours. Aqualandia, the number one water park in Europe, is suitable for kids of all ages. Ride the highest slide in the world or take on Europe’s highest bungee jumping tower, if you dare! Open from mid-June, Jesolandia fairground opens at 8pm each night, with lots of rides and attractions in over 20,000 square meters. For something more peaceful, the cycling path from the centre of Jesolo running through the nature reserve offers an escape from the busy town. PORTO SANTA MARGHERITA Recommended restaurant: Locanda alle A modern town, the resort of Porto Santa Margherita, Porte 1632 offers free moorings – just past there’s not much to see here, but the beach is lovely. You the lock. can also hire pedalos and canoes. Market: Fri (am) - Piazza Kennedy Amenities: You’ll find everything you need Recommended restaurant: Rosa Dei Venti, just across here plus Via Bafile, the lon.gest pedestrian from the Marina. mall in Europe Market: Tue (pm) – Via Pigafetta (Mid-May – Sept) and Wed Moorings: Marina del Faro offers discounted (am) - Piazzale Madoneta. moorings for Le Boat customers. Amenities: Supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and a butcher Alternatively, moor at Marina del Cavallino, Moorings: Darsena Marina 4. Do not stop along the canal in at the pier. the residents’ berths. CAORLE

Caorle is one of the prettiest towns in the Veneto region, and its main draw is the long, sandy beaches. The centre of town, just behind the seafront, is charming, with colourful painted houses and picturesque little alleyways. Take a walk down the many streets, or “calli”, once canals which streamed Caorle through the town, and pick up a souvenir or stop for a coffee. In the heart of town is Piazza Vescovado, site of the Duomo di Santo Stefano which was erected in Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Ai Bragozzi, a 1038 on the ruins of an early Christian basilica from 10 minute walk from the Marina. the 7th century. There are many interesting features Market: Sat (am) - Via Aldo Moro. within the church – look out for the fresco of Santa Amenities: Everything you may need can be found in Lucia, the wooden statue of San Rocco and a 15th Caorle. century wooden crucifix. The small, sweet church of Moorings: Only available at Darsena dell’Orologio the Virgin Mary is situated along the promenade and (+39 0421 84207) – call ahead so a staff member in a has been overlooking the for centuries. dinghy can help you moor.

CONCORDIA SAGITTARIA

Concordia Sagittaria has ancient origins, dating back to the Roman Empire when it was a major commercial port. Near the village centre is an imposing 15th century cathedral, featuring many columns, sculptures and sarcophagi from Roman times. There is also a Roman baptistery in the shape of a Greek cross, decorated with medieval frescoes. In the main square, discover the archaeological site. Portogruaro Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Iulia Zentil, a short walk from the public moorings. Amenities: Supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and bakeries. PORTOGRUARO Moorings: There is a drawbridge in town: you should call a few hours ahead to have it opened. There A short distance from Concordia along the Lemene River is a public wooden dock on the right as you travel is the pretty town of Portogruaro. Officially founded in downstream, around 100m from the drawbridge, 1140 when the Archbishop of Concordia permitted a where you can moor. group of fishermen to settle and build a river port, it is a peaceful spot to stretch your legs. The Museo Nazionale Concordiese has an incredible collection of sculptures, gravestone and effigies found during excavations at the archaeological site in Concordia Sagittaria. Take a seat at one of the bars which overlook the river and watch the people go by.

Recommended restaurant: Osteria alla Barchessa Market: Thu (am) – town centre. Amenities: Supermarkets, bakery, butcher, pharmacy, cafés and restaurants. Moorings: We recommend you leave your boat in Concordia Sagittaria and cycle 2km on the pleasant Concordia Sagittaria cycling path along the river. BIBIONE

Bibione is a large seaside resort, renowned for its thermal bathing. If you’re in need of pampering, try the Wellness Centre (Bibione Thermae - +39 0431 441200). There is an extensive network of cycle paths which criss-cross the town, offering access to beautiful countryside and pine woods. The Passeggiata Adriatico trail, suitable for cyclists and pedestrians, runs parallel to the beach, crossing the entire Bibione coastline from east to west. The amusement park, Luna Park Adriatico, offers fairground rides and attractions for kids. Lignano

Recommended restaurant: Osteria del Porto, next to the Marina. Market: Tues, Fri & Sat (am) - Piazza Mercato. LIGNANO SABBIADORO Amenities: Supermarkets, bakery, butcher, pharmacy, cafés and restaurants. & RIVIERA Moorings: The only place to moor is the Marina Baseleghe, situated outside the centre of town. Renowned as one of the best summer destinations in Italy for fun and entertainment, Lignano is packed with good facilities and amusements. Enjoy a day on the beach or take a walk along the river Tagliamento, with its crystal light blue water and pristine white sand which PRECENICCO is carried by the river from the Carnia Alps. The Zoo di Punta Verde is a natural oasis with over 1,000 animals Precenicco is a pretty place dating back to the time from 150 different species. The Riviera has many of Teutonic knights who were based here. It is a small shops and restaurants, as well as a huge sandy beach, elegant, town with friendly ‘Osteria’ (café-bars), an art all of which can be reached by bike. gallery and small boutiques. There are narrow cobbled streets with 18th century buildings and churches, and Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Willy, 30 a well-kept market square. minutes from the marina, although free moorings are also available. Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Rivabella, Market: Mon (am) – Viale Europa. a 2 minute walk from the Le Boat base. Amenities: Supermarkets, bakery, butcher, pharmacy, Amenities: Small store, bakery, bars and restaurants. cafés and restaurants. There is a supermarket 2km away which can be Moorings: Moor at Darsena Marina Uno. We access by bike. recommend using the outer piers, instead of trying Moorings: The Le Boat base is situated here. to moor inside the dock.

MARANO LAGUNARE

Marano Lagunare is a typical picturesque fisherman town, though its history dates from the Roman age. Between 1420 and 1797 it was a fortress, built to protect Venice. You will find a lively fish market downtown where fresh fish arrive every morning, caught by the local fisherman. If you’re holidaying between June- September, join an excursion to “Isola delle Conchiglie”, a small island characterised by swampy vegetation (Saturno da Geremia +39 0431 67891).

Recommended restaurant: Trattoria Barcaneta, a 15 minute walk from the Marina Market: Daily fish market.. Amenities: Supermarkets, bakery, pharmacy, cafés and restaurants. Waterside services: Portomaran provides convenient moorings on the outer section of the floating docs, without having to enter the marina. AQUILEIA

Aquileia was founded in 181BC to be a base for Roman power in this part of Europe and was once one of the biggest cities in the Roman Empire. The town, strategically located for military and trading purposes, grew to become one of the biggest and richest towns of the whole Roman Empire, being defined the “second Rome”. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, there is lots to see in this ‘open air museum’ if you take your history seriously, including two museums, and the striking basilica. Built in 313AD, its tiled mosaic floor is the largest in Europe – and one of the most beautiful. There are several outdoor archaeological areas dotted around Aquileia, and various sets of excavations in progress. A good first stop is the local tourist information office, which is in the square by the Grado basilica. You can check opening times and pick up little leaflets with maps of the sights.

Recommended restaurant: Ristorante Corallo, a 20 minute walk from the marina – or a short bike ride. GRADO Market: Sat (am) - Piazza Indipendenza. Grado is a quaint old fishing town on the edge of a Amenities: A supermarket, bakery, pharmacy, cafés large lagoon and is rightly proud of its historic centre. and restaurants. While tiny compared to the modern town, this little Moorings: About 2km downstream of the town medieval quarter is the most charming part of Grado. centre is the Marina di Aquileia. Do not travel beyond The old fishermen’s houses cluster together, and the fork in the Natissa River – this is the last spot wide it’s surprisingly easy to lose your sense of direction. enough to turn your boat around. There are plenty of bars and restaurants if you need a break from exploring. Grado’s Duomo is the town’s best tourist sight. It lies in a picturesque little square, Basilica di Santa Maria Campo dei Patriarchi, and dates from the 6th century. Assunta in Aquileia Just across the square is another impressive early church; the Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie. Grado’s beaches are on the Adriatic side of the island, facing views up across to the mountains of Slovenia and Croatia. The Valle Cavanata Nature Reserve can be reached by bike from the town or, for a gentler route, take the trail along the sea between Grado and Belvedere. The island of Barbana lies at the edge of the Grado lagoon, and is permanently inhabited by a community of Franciscan monks. A regular boat service links Grado to the island, taking around 20 minute (Motoscafisti Gradesi + 39 0431 919787).

Recommended restaurant: Laura e Christian, a 10 minute walk from the Lega Navale Marine. Market: Wed & Sun (am). Amenities: Everything you need can be found in Grado. Moorings: Do not moor at any of the cement jetties in town; they are reserved for public transit boats. Stop at Lega Navale Italiana instead, the closest dock to the centre. Call in advance to reserve a space (+39 0431 81706). *Canal du Midi locks close on 1st May ** Canal du Rhône à Sète locks close on public holidays (Easter Sunday, 1st May, 14th July) ***You will only be allowed through if you overnight in Lattes (Port Ariane)

LOCKS AND LIFTING BRIDGES All of the locks of this region are electric and operated by a lock keeper. Only enter the lock when a single green traffic light is showing. You and your crew should stay on board as you enter the lock, looping your lines over the bollards and holding firmly to steady the boat as it ascends/descends. Please refer to the onboard Boat and Navigation Manual for more information about how to operate and pass through locks. For lifting bridges, you must call ahead (a few minutes before you arrive) to request a bridge to be raised or opened. Numbers are displayed in your onboard guide/map. OPENING TIMES Locks:

MUSILE, REVEDOLI AND RIVER BRENTA LOCKS PORTEGRANDI AND BEVAZZANA DESTRA BEVAZZANA SINISTRA CAVALLINO LOCKS LOCKS

Every day Every day Tue – Sun 8:30am – 12:30pm 24 hr 8:30am – 12noon 8am – 7pm & 2pm – 7pm 2pm – 7pm Lifting / sliding bridges:

RIVER BRENTA CAPOSILE REVEDOLI TORRE DI FINE CONCORDIA CAORLE BRIDGES (RIVER SILE) (RIVER PIAVE) (LITORANEA) SAGITTARIA

Tue – Sun Every day Every day Every day Every day Mon –Fri 9:30am-12:30pm Just at 8am – 6pm 8am–12noon Just at 9am/ 11am / 9am – 11am 1:00pm-4:45pm 9am / 10:30am / 2:30pm–7:30pm 2:30pm /4:30pm. 1:45pm – 3:30pm 6pm-7pm 12:30pm / 2pm / 7pm – 8pm (Lunch and teatime 3:30pm / 5pm / (Mon-Fr also 6pm ) closure vary) 6:40pm

MOORING You should only moor in designated moorings spots in Italy – please consult your onboard waterway map/guide for exact location and guidance. Some moorings are free, although often you must moor in a private marina for a fee, although facilities (water, electric, showers, etc) will usually be included. In the Venetian Lagoon, Le Boat has dedicated moorings in three locations: Vignole (for quick access to Venice), Mazzorbo (a short walk across a bridge to Burano) and in Chioggia. From these points, it is quick and easy to travel around the lagoon by water taxi. (Those departing to and from Casale will have had the cost of these moorings added to their booking already). WATER You will need to fill up your water tank once or twice during the course of a week. There are many ports/marinas that will allow you to fill your tank for a charge, or will be included in an overnight mooring fee.

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