To live in Sejo path or roman road
The Roman presence in Veneto is attested as early as 250 B.C., but it was in 172 B.C. that colonization began with the foundation of some settlements, including Bassano del Grappa, Cittadella and Padua.
It was in this period that the Romans built roads, bridges, embankments and canals, leading to the foundation of other cities: Vicenza, Verona, Oderzo, Conegliano, Altino, and Aquileia. Veneto therefore became an important region for communication routes with Northern Europe and the East. Padua, which is at the centre of this great road network, became the most important city, situated in a plain made fertile by numerous watercourses, a favourable climate and large wooded areas, where the Venetians had already spread the breeding of cattle, but above all of excellent horses and sheep with fine wool. It was precisely in order to transfer the cattle to the cooler mountain pastures during the hot summer months that the herd roads that connected Padua to the pre-alpine highlands were built. One of these roads led to Marostica, continuing through Crosara and Conco to the Plateau of the Magnifca Regency of the Seven Municipalities, i.e. Asiago. This road today is only passable in some parts, more specifically the Contrà Turkey - Contrà Cassoni - Crosara stretch.
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On the tracks of the Malgàri
This route runs along the tracks followed by the shepherds of the Po river valley at the time of transhumance, ...
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From the plain to the Asiago Plateau along the transhumance paths
The route is characterized by a variety of environments visitors can experience, especially in the upper part (Erta uphill), which ...
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Accomodations
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Tourist apartments
Beewell Italy
Via Colpi Pivotti, 12 - Marostica
Tel.: 339 8025115
Email: beewell@omnialegno.it
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Additional activities:
Visit to the apiary
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Agritourism
Fattoria Togo Negro
Via Caribollo, 81 - Marostica
Tel.: 347 9098100
Email: cgarioni@hotmail.com
https://togonegro.business.site/
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Free
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Bed&Breakfast
Da Toi
Via Sisemol, 37 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702026
Email: posta@bbdatoi.it
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Free
Additional activities:
Trattoria
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Agritourism
Agriturismo Antico Borgo
Via Marosi, 4 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702529 - 339 2972758
Email: agriturismoanticoborgo@gmail.com
http://www.agriturismoanticoborgo.it
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Free
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Sale of local products
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Osteria
Inosteria
Via Cassoni, 2 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702460
Email: info@inosteria.it
Opening times:
Booking is obligatory for the remaining days of the week.
Monday and Tuesday closed
Specialities: vegan dishes
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Pizzeria
La Meridiana
Via Perozzi, 9 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702494
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Restaurant
Bistrot 59
Via Sisemol, 59 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 72271
Email: info@bistrot59ristorantino.it
Opening times:
Open Monday to Sunday 6.30 am to 11.00 pm
Tuesday closed
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Trattoria
Da Bertin
Via Perozzi, 11 - Marostica
Tel.: tel. 0424 702527 - cell. 338 4782485
Opening times:
Open Monday to Friday 9.30 am to 4.00 pm/4.30 pm to 11.30 pm
Wednesday closed
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Specialities: sopressa vicentina, homemade pasta, grilled meat, trippe in brodo and alla parmigiana tripe in broth and Parmigiana tripe)
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Trattoria
Da Toi
Via Sisemol, 37- Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702026
Email: posta@bbdatoi.it
Opening times:
Monday to Sunday 7.00 pm to 11.00 pm
Friday to Sunday also from 12 noon to 2.00 pmSpecialities: seasonal food
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Trattoria
Da Agnese
Via Pedalto, 23 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 702018
Email: trattoriadaagnese@gmail.com
Opening times:
Open Monday to Sunday 8.00 am to midnight
Wednesday closed
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Specialities: grilled meat, fresh pasta, beans, polenta and cheese