Veneto is a region of the northeast of Italy, that limits with the Lombardy, Trentino-south Tyrol, Austria, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and the Emilia-Romagna, between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. The rivers Po, Adige, Brenta and Piave cross their territory. She is one of the two regions whose people have been recognized "town" by the Italian Parliament with Constitutional Law. It does not have autonomic statute. Véneto, one of the most important regions of the Italian northeast, has 200 km of coast bathed by the Adriatic Sea. Most of the territory this constituted by plains, only 29% is formed by mountains whose higher tip is the top of the Marmolada (3342 meters) that is located in the Dolomitas, in the border with Trentino-Alto Adige. Other important tops of the Dolomitas mountains are: the one of Tofane (3243 ms) and the one of Antelao (3264 ms). In the prealpine strip, however, are the bulks of the Plateau of Asiago, of Monte Baldo, the Lessini and Monte Grappa. Two of the most important rivers of Italy cross this region: the Po and the Adige. The Eastern part of the Lake of Garda also belongs to Véneto. In addition to Venice, capital of the region, Véneto includes/understands the provinces of Verona, Rovigo, Belluno, Vicenza, Padua and Treviso. The véneto tourist sector presents/displays one of the greater invoicings of the sector at national level. In fact, Venice, thanks to its treasures, welcome every year in a great number of tourists who come worldwide. But it is not necessary to forget the other cities of this region that are rich of culture and history like Verona, Padua, Vicenza, etc. In addition to the veneciana lagoon, in Véneto one also is the Lake of Garda, localities of summering like Jesolo and Chioggia and finally, magnificent montañás Dolomitas. All this presents/displays to the turísta an ample range of localities and beautiful places where to enjoy the vacations to the maximum.