Hotel Amalfi

An excursion by bicycle, but also achievable on foot, near the lagoon, starting near Lido di Jesolo, heading towards the tourist port of Jesolo, cross the river Sile and follow Via Francesco Baracca to the village of Cavallino. Continue along the Via Fausta until you reach Punta Sabbioni, where you go along the Lungomare until you reach Punta Sabbioni.

It is a long trail on the shoreline between two important rivers whose mouth was modified in the fifteenth century by the Republic of Venice to safeguard or regulate the lagoon tides of the large Venice lagoon and the subsequent construction of the Litoranea Veneta (artificial canal). Coastal defenses were necessary (more than 120 warfs in the sea) under penalty of erosion of the sands and their transport to the Bocca del Lido (one of the three mouths for entry into the Venice Laguna)

A path to be done on foot or by bicycle starting from Caposile, near Salsi. Go along the Via Salsi that runs along the Sile river, and on one side you have the Venice lagoon and on the other the river. You end up following Via Marzi up to the Marina di Portegrandi. The return is accomplished along the same path arriving at the starting point.

A pleasant bike excursion starting from Musile di Piave, near the Via Montagner and continuing clockwise. The route runs along the Piave River and reaches the town of Fossalta di Piave and then crosses the river and proceeds on the other bank until reaching the River Park. From here continue until you reach the Piave Vecchio and return to the starting point. Alternative routes in the area: https://www.alltrails.com/it-it/sentiero/italy/veneto/san-dona-jesolo-punta-sabbioni

The Via Postumia is an ancient Roman military road of about 932 km that crosses the Po Valley and six Italian regions (Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto, Lombardy, Emilia Romagna, Piedmont and Liguria). The route is divided into 42 two comfortable stages. The departure is in Aquileia and the arrival in Genoa, both port cities of northern Italy and the most important trading centers of the Roman Empire. In fact, this beautiful excursion connects north-eastern Italy to north-western Italy and was...