The ideal starting point to reach Venice just minutes from the canals
The Foscarini makes it possible to enjoy the magic of the Serenissima without giving up the quiet of Mogliano Veneto, an elegant oasis among historic villas and centuries-old gardens.
We are at the gateway to the Prosecco hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a unique territory where tastings, picturesque villages and landscapes shaped by viticulture provide unforgettable experiences.
Thanks to its strategic location, between Venice and the lands of Prosecco, and with direct connections to trains and airports, The Foscarini offers privileged access to the cultural, food and wine, and natural excellence of the Northeast.
Mogliano Veneto is situated between Treviso and Venice, in a location that combines the serenity of the Veneto countryside with the vitality of the large nearby towns. The landscape alternates between historic villas, waterways and green spaces that draw a harmonious context that is pleasant to live in.
Its proximity to Venice has helped develop a natural vocation for hospitality and services. Mogliano Veneto is today a dynamic place, chosen by those who wish to live or work a short distance from the lagoon, while benefiting from the quality and balance typical of the province of Treviso.
The historic center, with the church of Santa Maria Assunta and the Venetian villas dotting the area, bears witness to a rich and refined past in which art, culture, and landscape continue to dialogue with contemporary life.
A unique city in the world, Venice was founded in the 5th century on the islands of the lagoon as a refuge from invaders and soon became a leading maritime and commercial power. Its history is marked by Byzantine, Arab and Renaissance influences that enriched its art, architecture and traditions. Today the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for St. Mark's Square with the Basilica and Bell Tower, the Doge's Palace, the Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal, but also for its authentic neighborhoods such as Cannaregio and Dorsoduro.
From Mogliano Veneto, Venice is easily reached in about 20 minutes by direct train from the station located a few minutes' walk from The Foscarini. By car, the journey takes about 23 minutes by taking the regional road to Mestre and then the Ponte della Libertà.
A unique city in the world, Venice was founded in the 5th century on the islands of the lagoon as a refuge from invaders and soon became a leading maritime and commercial power. Its history is marked by Byzantine, Arab and Renaissance influences that enriched its art, architecture and traditions. Today the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for St. Mark's Square with the Basilica and Bell Tower, the Doge's Palace, the Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal, but also for its authentic neighborhoods such as Cannaregio and Dorsoduro.
From Mogliano Veneto, Venice is easily reached in about 20 minutes by direct train from the station located a few minutes' walk from The Foscarini. By car, the journey takes about 23 minutes by taking the regional road to Mestre and then the Ponte della Libertà.
The area around Mogliano Veneto holds a rich heritage of Venetian villas, evidence of the presence of Venetian nobility between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The proximity to the lagoon and the network of waterways favored the construction of summer residences surrounded by greenery, connected to the palaces of the Serenissima through ancient waterways traveled by elegant boats.
Mogliano Veneto preserves numerous historic villas along Via Marignana, Zerman, Bonisiolo, and the surrounding rural areas as examples of this discreet but valuable heritage of harmonious architecture, barchesse, and gardens that tell a story of balance between city and nature.
A short distance away is one of the most famous itineraries dedicated to Venetian Villas: the Riviera del Brenta. Between Padua and Venice lines one of the most extraordinary concentrations of noble residences in the Veneto, built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Villa Pisani, Villa Foscari-La Malcontenta and Villa Widmann are some of the most representative, with frescoed interiors, scenic salons and elevations overlooking the river.
The Brenta Riviera can also be discovered from the river, aboard the traditional Burchiello, which slowly sails along the Brenta offering a privileged viewpoint of the villas and the surrounding landscape. A route that combines architecture, nature and water, restoring the refined atmosphere of Venetian villeggiatura.
The Prosecco hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretch between Valdobbiadene, Conegliano and Asolo, drawing a harmonious landscape of vineyards and villages in the Veneto countryside. Here viticulture is part of the local culture and identity: an ancient knowledge that combines technique, dedication and respect for the land.
From Mogliano Veneto, Conegliano can be reached in about 45 minutes by car along the SP14, passing through villages and vineyards that tell of the area's winemaking tradition. Continuing north, Valdobbiadene is about 10 additional minutes away: here we are in the true heart of Prosecco-Cartizze. The gentleness of the hills or in the typical say “rive” creates unique scenery. Numerous wineries offer the possibility of visits and tastings as well as experiences among the rows.
The Prosecco hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretch between Valdobbiadene, Conegliano and Asolo, drawing a harmonious landscape of vineyards and villages in the Veneto countryside. Here viticulture is part of the local culture and identity: an ancient knowledge that combines technique, dedication and respect for the land.
From Mogliano Veneto, Conegliano can be reached in about 45 minutes by car along the SP14, passing through villages and vineyards that tell of the area's winemaking tradition. Continuing north, Valdobbiadene is about 10 additional minutes away: here we are in the true heart of Prosecco-Cartizze. The gentleness of the hills or in the typical say “rive” creates unique scenery. Numerous wineries offer the possibility of visits and tastings as well as experiences among the rows.
A natural amphitheater of pale stone tinged with coral at sunset: the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are a unique geological masterpiece. Here, where Ladin culture meets Italian elegance, nature offers scenery of poignant beauty amid sharp peaks and alpine lakes. But these mountains are also a land of challenge and glory: Cortina d'Ampezzo is preparing to welcome the world with the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. From The Foscarini, this legendary backdrop is an accessible destination for a day of top-level sports or to breathe in the atmosphere of the global event, and then regain the quiet of the plains.
From Mogliano Veneto, thanks to quick access to the A27 highway, the Dolomites are an easily accessible destination. The ‘Queen of the Dolomites’, Cortina d'Ampezzo, and the peaks of Cadore can be reached comfortably in less than two hours, while the Belluno area is just an hour's drive away. Alternatively, for carefree travel, there is the Cortina Express service: direct bus connections from the airport or Venice Mestre station (just minutes from the hotel) that take you to the heart of the world's most beautiful mountains.
A short walk from the hotel is our AgerPatris estate, a green oasis in the heart of Montebelluna. During redevelopment work, pre-Roman and Roman artifacts were uncovered, bearing witness to the long history of the place. Today the estate covers four hectares of organic vineyards, surrounded by a pathway nestled among olive trees, with scattered cypress trees creating pleasant spots for shade and respite, ideal for strolling and regenerating in the green.
Harvesting is manual and respectful of the optimal ripeness of the grapes, ensuring quality organic wines that can be purchased and tasted by guests. Wines are also available in the AgerPatris Lounge, on the ground floor Atrium, for convenient tasting during your stay.
Visit the Ager Patris website to learn more about our wines and history.
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FORTUNY MUSEUM.
Venice
20 minutes by train and 20 minutes walk (alternative, part of the way by boat)
The Palazzo Pesaro Fortuny, an imposing example of late Venetian Gothic, was chosen by Mariano Fortuny as his studio and home and transformed into a center of artistic research, including stagecraft inventions, textile ateliers and iconic works. Today the museum holds paintings, lamps, photographs and clothing, restoring the creative atmosphere that defined the artist's world.
GRIMANI PALACE
Venice
20 minutes by train and 30 minutes walk (alternative, part of the way by boat)
Palazzo Grimani, a historic home in Santa Maria Formosa in Venice, chronicles the prestige and erudition of one of the most influential families between the 15th and 19th centuries. The rooms preserve the collection of antique sculptures set up by Giovanni Grimani, which still surprises visitors with its balance, beauty, and magnificence.
OLIVETTI STORE
Venice
20 minutes by train and 30 minutes walk (alternative, part of the way by boat)
The Olivetti Store in Venice, an iconic design by Carlo Scarpa, combines elegance and innovation in its interiors. The suspended staircase and precious materials dialogue with the company's history and culture, now housing a permanent collection of Olivetti typewriters and calculators, symbols of timeless design and technology.
ISLAND OF SAN GIORGIO MAGGIORE
Venice
20 minutes by train and 45 minutes by boat
The Island of San Giorgio Maggiore recounts centuries of Venetian history, art and architecture, where interventions by masters such as Palladio and Longhena join the activities of the Cini Foundation. Between cloisters, breathtaking views, exhibition spaces, workshops and the evocative Borges Labyrinth, the island offers the public a continuous dialogue between tradition and contemporary creativity.
venice
Venice, suspended between water and sky, owes its extraordinary artistic and cultural richness to encounters with different worlds fostered by centuries of trade. Monuments such as St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge reflect centuries of art and history, while canals meander among elegant palaces. During Carnival, masks, lights and reflections transform the city into a dream suspended between water and architecture.
12 km
Reachable by car or direct train from Mogliano Veneto
A city of water and art, Treviso rises between canals and medieval walls. Its porticoed streets, frescoed houses and squares tell a story linked to Venetian trade and culture. Symbolic of the city are the 16th-century Walls, Piazza dei Signori, the historic Boob Fountain and the Cathedral, but also the taverns and canals of the center that guard its most genuine soul.
Padua
38 km
Reachable by car or train from Mogliano Veneto with change at Venice Mestre
A city of ancient origins and learning, Padua combines history, art and innovation. The heart of the Venetian Renaissance, it is home to the Basilica of St. Anthony, Giotto's frescoed Scrovegni Chapel and one of the oldest universities in Europe. The Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta, Prato della Valle and elegant porticoes paint a living city where tradition meets research and contemporary culture.
vicenza
72km
Reachable by car or train from Mogliano Veneto with change at Venice Mestre
Vicenza, a city with ancient roots and timeless elegance, is famous for the works of Andrea Palladio, which transformed the historic center into an open-air museum. Among historic squares and cobblestone streets, palaces and villas dialogue with the gentle contours of the Berici Hills, creating an urban landscape that combines art, history, and nature.
caorle
75km
Reachable by car
Caorle, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is a village of colorful houses and quaint alleys. The leaning bell tower of the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, the Sanctuary of the Madonna dell'Angelo, and the golden beaches testify to the village's maritime history and traditions, amid landscape and authentic life.
jesolo
45km
Reachable by car or direct bus from Mogliano Veneto
Jesolo, a city on the Adriatic coast, is famous for its long sandy beaches and lively waterfront, the heart of the summer among clubs, stores, and restaurants. The city offers family entertainment and a lively nightlife, while behind the shoreline lagoons and natural areas allow visitors to discover typical Veneto wildlife and landscapes.
