JESOLO: WHAT TO DO, WHAT TO SEE AND WHERE TO STAY

One of the most famous resorts in northern Italy, overlooking the Adriatic Sea and not far from Venice – it is the city of Jesolo. Jesolo is well-known for its golden beach full of attractions and events. It is considered an ideal tourist destination for both adults and children, especially in summer: here children can have fun in the largest water park in Europe, Aqualandia.

But the activities in Jesolo do not end with its beach and the famous amusement park. With a little patience, we will find some hidden places to see and interesting things to do in and around the city.

What to do and what to see in Jesolo

On the Beach:

The beach is of course the number one on the must-visit list of Jesolo. It is one of the most famous coasts in northern Italy, characterized by its 12 km of fine dolomite sand and clear water that rises gradually, ideal for families with children. In addition, it is equipped with various types of facilities and services, even including the jetties overlooking the sea.

Since 1997, every summer there is Sand Sculptures on the beach, which has now become an unmissable annual event in Jesolo. From late July and early August, the greatest artists come and create incredible works of arts, making a show all to admire and an added attraction for tourists and curious.

In the City:

To walk, to eat and to enjoy your life as a native, or to learn more about the history and culture of the city. Jesolo is just a good place for a relaxing holiday.

• Piazza Mazzini, one of the largest squares in Jesolo with restaurants, bars, shops and fountains, with restaurants, bars, shops and fountains;
  

• The nearby Piazza Aurora, where are often organized shows and open-air concerts thanks to its amphitheatre shape;
  

• the two towers of Jesolo, Aquileia Tower and Merville Tower;
  

• the Museum of Natural History, where are conserved thousands of animal bones including fish, mammals, birds and shellfish;
  

• the market on Piazza Kennedy, open every Friday from the early morning until 13:00.

For children and parents who are looking for a day of fun, Aqualandia might be the ideal place. It is a huge playground with slides (including the highest slide in the world), swimming pools and 26 water attractions including the Tower of Europe's highest bungee jump with its 60 meters high.

Excursions & Sports

From Jesolo you can also make several excursions in the surroundings or in the lagoon of Venice.

The lagoon and the hinterland are indeed a paradise for sports lovers, especially for cyclists, thanks to the beautiful trails that develop along the bike paths along the river Piave; and walkers will also find interesting nature trails to discover local flora and fauna.

Among the most classic excursions, one can not fail to mention the three islands of the Venetian lagoon: Murano, Burano and Torcello, to admire the craftsmanship of glass blowing and lace buranelle, and to photograph the typical pastel-colored houses in Burano.

Where to stay in Jesolo?

For a stay in Jesolo, Hotel Kennedy may be a smart choice for who would like to stay on budget but without giving up the quality of services. Kennedy is a 3-star hotel, located along the Lido di Jesolo, just few steps from the sea.

Besides, the hotel has an own swimming pool, suitable for adults and children, a private beach with umbrellas and deck chairs per room, a Bar Restaurant with terrace menu à la carte, half board or full board and it is also possible to practice tennis, golf and karting.

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