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Home > Europe > Italy > Conegliano > Citta Di Conegliano
Citta Di Conegliano
Via Parilla 1 31015 Conegliano, Italy
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USD 114.64 - 115.64 |
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| Rooms |
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| Description |
In The Centre Of Conegliano, There Is A Hotel
Which, Withoutdoubts, Offers High Style. The
Entrance Hall Is Wide, Luminous And Sparkling,
And Features The Wrought Iron-work Of The
Sculptor Of Treviso Simon Benetton. One Enters
Into Surroundings That Are Immediately
Distinguished By Their Lines And Up To Date
Contemporary Furniture.
The Hall Is Ideal For Conversation And The Other
Welcoming Areas Are Rended Inviting By Soft
Lighting, In The Presence Of High Quality Wood,
Presented With A Rigorous And Formal Design. The
Colours Are Toned In With The Warm Carpets, And
Many Other Particulars Contribute To Present A
Relaxing And Pleasant Atmosphere.
The Hotel Citt Di Conegliano Is Mostly
Frequented By A Regular Clientele From The
Professional And Business World, Which Loves To
Pass Time Secure Amongst Modern Comforts.
The Hotel Has A Competent Service Staff, Always
Ready To Cater To The Needs Of The Guests. There
Are 57 Bedrooms Available, Each One With Private
Bathroom, Shower And Hair Dryer, Air
Conditioning, Direct Line Telephone With
Automatic Number Finding System, Line Diffusion
And Colour Television.
Businesses And Clubs Can Profit From A Meeting
Room Equipped With Modern Communication
Technology. To Complete The Wide Range Of
Services There Are The Safe, Safety Deposit Boxes
For Large Amounts, An Internal Garage, Surveyed
By An Electronic System.
The Hotel Citt Di Conegliano Is Open All Year
Around.
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| Driving Directions |
By Car
The Hotel Citt Di Conegliano Can Be Reached From
The Motorway A 27, Conegliano Exit, Then
Continuing Along The S. S. 13 *towards
Conegliano*.
By Air
The Hotel Citt Di Conegliano Is Located 60 Km
From The Venice Airport.
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| Room Information |
- Standard Rm 1 Double -
Spacious Room With Telephone And Color Tv
Comfortable Room With Private Bathroom
- Standard Rm 1 Single -
Spacious Room With Telephone And Color Tv
Comfortable Room With Private Bathroom
- Standard Rm 2 Twins -
Spacious Room With Telephone And Color Tv
Comfortable Room With Private Bathroom
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| Area Information |
Treviso 30 Km
Belluno 50 Km
Cortina 100 Km
Venice 60 Km
Asolo 35 Km
Jesolo 65 Km
Treviso
Lying On A Large Area Of Plain Between The
Pre-alps And The Venetian Lagoon, Treviso Has A
Fascinating Urban Layout In Fact, The Town Is
Crossed By The Charming Courses Shaped By The
Waters Of The River Sile, And Criss-crossed By
Picturesque, Winding Lanes Lined By The Typical
Local Houses, Their Facades Graced By Frescoes.
Grown Up At The Confluence Of The River Botteniga
Into The Sile, In An Area Already Inhabited In
The Bronze Age, And Occupied By The Romans In The
Second Century Bc, Ancient Tarvisium Was Later
Subjected To Domination By The Goths And
Lombards.
Elevated By The Franks To Marquisate Capital
Status, It Was Devastated By The Hungarians In
The Ninth Century, Whereas In The Middle Ages The
Town Experienced Notable Prosperity, Which Led To
The Creation In The Twelfth Century Of The City
State And Complete Renewal Of Its Buildings.
Its Borders Were Enlarged And Lavish Squares,
Admirable Churches And Sumptuous Palazzos,
Treviso Inspired Bards And Troubadours Who
Defined Gioiosa Et Amorosa Town.
The Lordship Of The Da Romano Family Was Followed
By That Of The Da Camino And Scaligeri Families,
In 1339 The Passed Under The Control Of Venice.
In The Sixteenth Century It Became The Bristling
Stronghold Of The Venetians For The Conquest Of
The Mainland.
Its Fate Thereafter Was Linked Inextricably To
Venice Until 1797, When It Was Invaded By
Napoleonic Troops, Before Then Passing To
Austria, Finally, It Was Annexed Into The Kingdom
Of Italy In 1866.
Girded By Sixteenth-century Defensive Walls, The
Elegant Old Centre Of Treviso Spreads Out From
Piazza Dei Signori.
Around This Square Stand Some Of The Finest
Monuments In The Town, Including The Sumptuous
Palazzo Dei Trecento, Erected About 1210 On The
Site Of The Ancient Forum, And The Splendid
Loggia Dei Cavalieri, Reserved In The Middle Ages
To Meetings Of The Treviso Nobility.
The Religious And Civic Architecture Is Also
Interesting, Outstanding Among Which Are The Old
Cathedral, Founded Between The Eleventh And
Twelfth Century, The Romanesque Baptistery, The
Gothic Church Of S. Nicol , The Lovely Churches
Of Santa Lucia And S. Vito, The Church Of S.
Francesco, Containing The Tomb Of Pietro
Alighieri, Son Of Dante, Members Of The Camino
Family, And The Daughter Of Francesco Petrarch,
The Harmonious Church Of Santa Maria Maggiore,
The Vast Monastic Complex Of Santa Caterina Dei
Servi Di Maria, The Late-gothic Noal House And
The Seventeenth-century Palazzo
Dolfin-giacomelli, Splendidly Frescoed By
Lodovico Dorigny.
The Town Also Houses Important Museums, Like The
Luigi Bailo Civic Museum, Containing A Valuable
Archaeological Collection, A Rich Art Gallery And
The Interesting Gallery Of Modern Art.
A Flourishing Trading Centre, Its Economy
Essentially Industrial, With The Clothing,
Textile, Ceramics And Glass Sectors All Thriving,
The Town Of Treviso, Finally, Is Noted For Its
Wine And Food Products, Including Dishes Based On
The Red And White Radish, And The Renowned,
Unmistakeable Still And Sparkling Wines.
Venice
Made Up Of Over A Hundred Islands Separated By
Just As Many Canals, Linked By More Than 350
Bridges, Venice Is, Owing To The Unusualness And
Uniqueness Of Its Landscape And The Exceptional
Nature Of Its Artistic Heritage, One Of The Most
Celebrated And Prestigious Cities In Italy.
Venice Arose Under Byzantine Dominion As A
Province Of The Eastern Empire, After The
Inhabitants Of Aquileia, Altino, Padua And The
Treviso Area, Fleeing From Barbarian Invasions
Took Refuge On The Safe Islets Of The Lagoon, As
Testified To By A Document Dating From 537 Ad.
Initially The City Was Governed By The Doge,
Having Become Independent From Byzantium, And It
Enjoyed A Period Of Great Splendour From 1202
When, With The Fourth Crusade, Began Its
Unrivalled Maritime Domination Of The Eastern
Mediterranean.
The Government Of The Doge, Flanked By The
Nobility And Influential Families, Favoured Great
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