Veneto was part of the Roman Empire until the 5th century AD. Later, after a feudal period, it was part of the Republic of Venice until 1797. For centuries, Venice ruled over one of the largest and richest maritime republics and trading empires in the world. After the Napoleonic Wars and the Congress of Vienna, the Republic was annexed by the Austrian Empire until it merged with the Kingdom of Italy in 1866 as a result of the Third Italian War of Independence. In addition to Italian, most inhabitants speak Venetian, which is divided into five varieties. The Veneto region, located in the north-east of Italy, is a highly sought-after destination due to its main tourist attraction: Venice. A golf holiday in the region is very easy, as there are international airports in Verona and Venice. Almost all golfers combine a visit to Venice with a round of golf. Golfing in Veneto is amazing because courses are built in a great scenic setting overlooking, for example, the Dolomites, Lake Garda and the Adriatic Sea. Veneto boasts many exciting, challenging courses, rich in tradition, all of which respect the peculiarities of golf. There are 28 golf clubs in the region, most of which offer a relaxed atmosphere. Special courses: Golf della Montecchia and Golf Club Ca’Amata. In addition, there is a variety of beautiful golf resorts in the area. In Veneto you can play golf all year round. From May to October conditions are excellent.
Grand Hotel Terme & Spa
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02.03.–06.03. —
4 nights, DBL Classic room, WITH BREAKFAST
A sanctuary of wellness, elegance, and timeless thermal tradition. Nestled in the verdant heart of the Euganean Hills, just minutes from Padua and a short trip from Venice, the Grand Hotel Terme & Spa is more than a 5-star retreat — it’s a journey into tranquillity. Surrounded by lush gardens and thermal springs, this luxurious haven blends Italian elegance with centuries-old spa culture to offer an unforgettable escape for body and mind. The Grand Hotel offers a refined palette of accommodation options — from cozy Comfort Rooms to expansive Junior and Superior Suites. Many rooms feature private balconies with panoramic views of the Euganean Hills or the thermal pools, creating the perfect setting for slow mornings and starlit evenings. Water is the soul of the Grand Hotel. Fed by natural hot springs, the thermal pools—both indoor and outdoor—invite you to unwind in healing waters maintained at a soothing 33–37°C. For those seeking deeper renewal, the hotel’s Luxury Spa offers over 1.800 sqm of pure wellness: mud therapy, beauty rituals, personalized treatments, and more. At the Grand Hotel Terme & Spa, cuisine is part of the wellness philosophy: elegant restaurants, including a panoramic rooftop dining room, where seasonal ingredients meet Mediterranean creativity. This is the ideal location for exploring Veneto’s art cities & natural beauty.
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A sanctuary of wellness, elegance, and timeless thermal tradition. Nestled in the verdant heart of the Euganean Hills, just minutes from Padua and a short trip from Venice, the Grand Hotel Terme & Spa is more than a 5-star retreat — it’s a journey into tranquillity. Surrounded by lush gardens and thermal springs, this luxurious haven blends Italian elegance with centuries-old spa culture to offer an unforgettable escape for body and mind. The Grand Hotel offers a refined palette of accommodation options — from cozy Comfort Rooms to expansive Junior and Superior Suites. Many rooms feature private balconies with panoramic views of the Euganean Hills or the thermal pools, creating the perfect setting for slow mornings and starlit evenings. Water is the soul of the Grand Hotel. Fed by natural hot springs, the thermal pools—both indoor and outdoor—invite you to unwind in healing waters maintained at a soothing 33–37°C. For those seeking deeper renewal, the hotel’s Luxury Spa offers over 1.800 sqm of pure wellness: mud therapy, beauty rituals, personalized treatments, and more. At the Grand Hotel Terme & Spa, cuisine is part of the wellness philosophy: elegant restaurants, including a panoramic rooftop dining room, where seasonal ingredients meet Mediterranean creativity. This is the ideal location for exploring Veneto’s art cities & natural beauty.
Golf Terme di Galzignano
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03.03. — green fee per player: Prov 2026 Green Fee 9+9 Holes B (10:00)
A park that becomes a golf course, that's what makes our 9-hole course unique, surrounded by the Euganean Hills, where the absolute quiet is the soundtrack of every game. A natural oasis of wellness and relaxation in the heart of Veneto. Located in the most beautiful and suggestive area of the Euganean Hills, in one of the most important spa sites in Europe, a few km from Abano, Montegrotto, Padua and Venice. The Golf Terme di Galzignano is an integral part of the Radisson Blu Spa & Golf Resort Padova, where you will be welcomed in its wonderful natural park of 350,000 square meters and in the absolute elegance of its 3 4-star hotels, SPA, Wellness Center, indoor and outdoor thermal pools, clay tennis courts. An ideal destination for a wellness, sport and relaxation holiday, for business meetings and events in an excellent setting and to discover the cultural treasures of the nearby cities of art among the most beautiful in Italy, such as Venice, Ferrara, Padua, Vicenza, Verona, the medieval village of Arquà Petrarca with the house of the great poet Francesco Petrarca and the nearby walled medieval towns of Este and Montagnana.
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Golf della Montecchia
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05.03. — green fee per player: Prov 2026 Green Fee 18 Holes HIGH (10:00)
The 27 holes of the Montecchia Golf Club wind beneath the 16th century castle belonging to Counts Emo Capodilista, in a course which is peppered with water hazards and which will not allow for distractions. The project bears the signature of English architect Tom Macauley in total compliance with the Anglo-Saxon school, giving proper importance to issues regarding the environment and the landscape. The gentle undulations of the holes fit in perfectly with the context of the typical lowlands interrupted by the ridges of the nearby Euganean Hills. The three courses, White, Red, and Yellow, feature many bodies of water and several tracts of uncultivated land with the aim of preserving nature. Hole 6 on the White course, a par 4 of 392 meters, offers the greatest difficulties due to the presence of a lake whose shoreline skirts the fairway along its left side, narrowing to where a bunker on the right and, worse yet, the out-of-bounds loom. Water accompanies the player on many other holes, at times timidly, at others more intrusively as with Hole 2 on the Red course, a par 3 of 172 meters where you must fly over the lake to reach the split-level green. Stopping by the clubhouse is an unavoidable pleasure. Created from the old rooms used for drying tobacco and the granary, it houses two excellent restaurants – ABC on the ground floor, the more informal of the two, and the Montecchia on the first floor, run by Erminio Alajmo, who boasts a Michelin star, and which are valid reasons enough to visit the club. Technical details Course: 18+9 holes, Par 72/36, 6078/3011 meters Architect: Tom Macauley Topography: flat and open, quite recent vegetation. Distinctive features: The course has not come to maturity yet, and the young trees reveal it. The difficulties of the course can be overpassed by those who control very well the drives. Pro’s comments A level course with large and welcoming greens that are always maintained excellently. Both professionals (stops on the European Challenge Tour have been played here several times) and players with high handicaps will be greatly satisfied with the Golf Club della Montecchia. All players regardless must pay great attention to Holes 11 and 17 on the championship course: two Par 3s with frontal water and well defended greens. Play them cautiously; a tiny error will cost you dearly.
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