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I agree I disagreeThe building dates back to the 16th century. It was bought in 1765 by the Latin scholar Natale Dalle Laste from Marostica who intended to use it as a place of rest and of meditation to the point that he defined it "my Tuscolano". The right side of the courtyard hosts the Oratory dedicated to St. Jerome. A large mosaic is visible at the centre of its facade representing Our Lady of the Rosary and the Saints Dominic and Catherine. The villa was restored at the beginning of 1900s, with the insertion of Art Nouveau style details. They have a significant scenic effect, which is emphasized by the long access boulevard, by the sinuous staircase leading to the entrance, by the hill at its back which offers a background to the building stateliness. There are important external decora-
tions: the eye-catching balcony sustained by little joyful cupids, the four statues in white marble representing the seasons and the ‘’day’’ and the ‘’night’’ at the top of the staircase.
Natale Dalle Laste (Marostica 30th March 1707 – 12th July 1792) completed his higher education at the Episcopal Seminary of Padua, where he taught Humanities for some years and soon stood out not only for being an extraordinary, careful and sensitive educator, but also for his innate talent expressed in the composition of Latin verses. In 1738 he opened a school for young aristocrats in Venice which he managed until 1765. He was appointed consultant in iure and then historiographer of the University of Padua by the Republic of Venice.
However, he was always a fond lover of his birthplace Marostica. He left a substantial amount of money to be used as payment for a teacher who would educate six clerics or
six local students in need. He also took care of having the Hospital situated in the Monastery of San Gottardo transferred to San Rocco.
He died on 21st June 1792 in his villa in Marsan where he loved to seek shelter in the last years of his life. In 1885 the inhabitants of Marostica honored his benevolence by placing a plaque in his memory in the Church of Santa Maria Assunta (at the entrance in the right-hand nave).
Hotel
Hotel Europa
Viale Stazione, 5/A - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 77842
Email: info@hoteleuropa.biz
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Yes
Free
Tourist apartments
Villa Cecchin Guesthouse
Via Gianni Cecchin, 69 - Marostica
Tel.: 324 0848416
Email: info@villacecchin.it
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Bed&Breakfast
Palazzo Sedea
Via Sedea, 14 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 77716 - 331 2731945
Email: arch.pizzato@libero.it
http://www.bedandbreakfast.it/mobile/it/bb/20597
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No
No
Additional activities:
Seasonal opening from 1/04 to 31/10. Minimum stay: 2 nights
Agritourism
Agriturismo Ca' Tres
Via Nonis, 48 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 75784
Email: info@agriturismocatres.it
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9
No
Additional activities:
Sale of local products: asparagus, cherries, strawberries
Agritourism
Agriturismo Al Filò
Via S. Agata, 1 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 781150
Email: info@agriturismoalfilo.it
http://www.agriturismoalfilo.it
5
10
Yes
Free
Additional activities:
Restaurant
Agritourism
Agriturismo Corte del Maso
Via Sedea, 17 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 77687 - 329 8049926
Email: agriturismo@cortedelmaso.it
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12
No
Additional activities:
Restaurant
Bed&Breakfast
B&B Diana
Via IV Martiri 21 - Marostica
Tel.: 3277140984
Email: vladoiudiana555@gmail.com
None
Marostica Bright Apartment
via Callesello delle Monache 1 -Marostica
Tel.: +39 3392449913
Email: stayinmarostica@gmail.com
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Agritourism
Da Pion
Via Scomazzoni, 123 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 470675
Email: info@agriturismodapion.it
http://www.agriturismodapion.it
Opening times:
Open in the evening from Friday to Sunday
Specialities: Marostica cherries PGI jams
Agritourism
Cà Tres
Via Nonis, 48 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 75784
Email: info@agriturismocatres.it
Opening times:
Friday and Saturday from 7.00 pm to midnight, Sunday even at noon - other days can be booked
Specialities: seasonal food
Agritourism
Al Filò
Via S. Agata, 1 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 781150
Email: info@agriturismoalfilo.it
Opening times:
Thursday to Saturday open only in the evening, Sunday open for lunch and dinner
Specialities: seasonal food
Agritourism
Diesel Farm
Via San Benedetto, 2 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 75224
Email: info@dieselfarm.com
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Specialities: Food and Wine Tasting (to be booked)
Trattoria/Bar
Nonna Isetta
Via Nonis, 1 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 780452 - 339 8470256
Email: munaribar@gmail.com
Opening times:
Wednesday closed. Open from Monday to Sunday 6.30 am to 2.00 am
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Specialities: home food restaurant: pasta e fagioli (pasta with beans), Torresani (pigeon), trippa alla veneta (Veneto-style tripe), subioti di Bassano (pasta from Bassano), coniglio alla veneta (Veneto-style rabbit)
Pizzeria/Restaurant
Scaligera
Via Montello, 68/a - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 780385
Opening times:
Monday to Friday 10.30 am to 6.00 pm
Specialities: pizzas made with different doughs
Restaurant
Ristorante cinese Oriente
Via G. Cecchin, 20/b - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 73221
Opening times:
Saturday and Sunday 12 noon to 2.30 pm/7.00 pm to 11.00 pm
Specialities: typical Chinese and Cantonese dishes
Restaurant
Il Convivio
Via Pizzamano, 19 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 72480
Restaurant
Sant'Agata
Via S. Agata, 9 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 471270
Opening times:
Open Wednesday to Saturday 12 noon to 3 pm/7.30 pm to 1.00 am, Sunday 12 noon to 3.00 pm/7.30 pm to midnight
Monday and Tuesday closed
Specialities: traditional dishes and vegetarian menu
Pub
All’Angelo d’Oro
Viale Montegrappa, 20 - Marostica
Tel.: 0424 77838 - 339 8900058
Bistrot
Casa Bistrot
Via Marsan, 61 - Marostica
Tel.: 389 9095964
Email: tamaramuraro12@gmail.com