The Christmas holiday is not officially over until the Epiphany arrives, the 6th of January, when La Befana rules and the traditional “panevin” is lit, a bonfire those meanings are deeply rooted both in pagan and catholic beliefs.

Veneto region is rightly famous for having some of Italy’s greatest cheeses: Asiago, Grana Padano and the Grolla d’ora-awarded Collina Veneta are some of the best cheeses product by the San Rocco cheese consortium in Tezze.

It’s 6:00am and Enzo Bellagamba is opening up his bar called Fiamma, right in front of the Rialto fish market in Venice. Wedsnesday is special because Enzo has some fish to buy—today he serves up sushi.

You may know Veneto for its sights or its natural attractions but Veneto offers also lots of opportunities for a fun day out. Take a day off from sightseeing, escape the heat from the city or break the boring, beach-day’s routine and check out some of the best Veneto Theme Parks. There is plenty to enjoy out there, not only for kiddies ‘n families, some of these amusement parks are adrenaline junkies-proof.

Take a virtual tour of Venice on 3D thanks to Google Earth and explore the city from a new, unique perspective. At least now you could get a real glimpse of Venice from your computer without spending a dime.