For the joy of thousands of dreamy tourists - or those seeking or living the great love of life - in 2017 the mythical balcony of Juliet's House in Verona was restored and reopened to the public. It has become an extraordinary tourist attraction: every year thousands of visitors come to visit the city, enchanted and ready for the selfie.
Country house cà damuro with the Romeo apartment completed in 2018, introduces the tourist into the world of eternal and faithful love, between the scents of the Venetian countryside and the flavors of culinary excellence. It represents the perfect fusion of elegant furnishings, modern comforts and tranquility, for a romantic and exciting stay. The Romeo apartment can accommodate up to 5 people (4 + 1).
Country house cà damuro is located in Cimadolmo, along the Piave river not far from Verona, in a building completely restored in the midst of nature and tranquility. Romeo is particularly evocative and romantic and completes the "game" with the Giulietta apartment, allowing it to accommodate families or large groups of up to 10 people.
The accommodation
Giulietta is a spacious and bright apartment, the romantic furnishing is carefully chosen. The spaces are divided into: a large living area with: a kitchen area, consisting of an induction hob (no flame and therefore maximum safety), a large fridge, oven and dishwasher; all the tools to prepare a lunch or dinner to be enjoyed in the dining area with a table and comfortable chairs complete the kitchen. The relaxation area, with a sofa bed; a double bedroom, 2 single beds in the second bedroom; a bathroom with shower, the laundry room with washing machine, iron and ironing board.
Throughout the apartment: for better security, central heating and air conditioning, free wi-fi.
cà damuro country house is located in Cimadolmo, Veneto, Italy.
Stabiuzzo is a country with an ancient and very rich historical and archaeological tradition. The name derives from the Latin word «Stabulum», which means a resting place for the ancient Romans, who were always stationed along the ancient consular roads: in Stabiuzzo, the station was along the Roman Postumia (coming from Genoa to Aquileia) which passed to the border with Roncadelle. The Romans established their own "stabula" every sixty kilometers: they were armed guard places.
The Via Postumia passed the Piave in Traghetto and led to Oderzo. In fact, Stabiuzzo is rich in archaeological and historical resources, which must be safeguarded and re-evaluated. The stone steps of Roman origin still exist today in Traghetto, which served as landing places for the rafts that crossed the Piave.
In addition there are the remains of the supporting poles of the structure of the ancient ferry, where people passed for wading the river. In addition to the tangible Roman testimonies, during the First World War, there was the headquarters of the command of the Austro-Hungarian army that occupied all of the left Piave, until the Bersaglieri broke through the first line precisely in Madorbo, to lend support to the British who attacked along the Grave di Papadopoli. It was the beginning of the end for the Austro-Hungarian army that however left many testimonies in the territory: in Madorbo there is a trench and along the embankment a hydrometer emerges to measure the depth of the waters of the Piave. There are also remains of Austro-Hungarian boats ».
... eat and drink well
Typical area for the production of Piave wines and in particular Prosecco with many wineries to visit, such as: La Jara, with the possibility of booking a guided tour with tasting.
Cultivation of the white DOCG asparagus of Cimadolmo and of the red chicory of Treviso IGP, and in the vicinity a wide choice of restaurants for all tastes. To taste the radicchio: Le Calandrine
A tour around ...
FROM HERE YOU CAN REACH:
Oderzo - Treviso - Conegliano.
Asolo the Temple of Canova, Monte Grappa and the places of the Great War.
Aquileia - Grado - Caorle - Cavallino - Jesolo.
Venice - Venice Lagoon - Chioggia and the ancient Altino.
Cansiglio - Alleghe - Cortina, the Marmolada and ...
