A noble palace and military bastion presiding over commerce on the Battaglia Canal
The era of fresh water sailors and nautical traditions on display
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An operational nineteenth-century water pump retells the history of the land and its reclamation
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The Saint's City seen from the ancient network of urban canals
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The historical docks of the Burchiello, as depicted in Canaletto's renowned painting
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Two monumental guardians protecting Padua's medieval navigable canals
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Miraculous thermal waters in the Marian Sanctuary at the foot of the Euganean Hills
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Resurgence waterscapes and permanent meadows in the territory of the Ezzelini family
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From the Neolithic to the Medieval: discovering the civilizations that grew up along rivers
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A monastery at the economic and cultural center of medieval land reclamation on the Bacchiglione River
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The self-cleansing properties of rivers fostered by a project to protect the Lagoon
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Rural dwellings, sandbars, mirrors of water and fishing valleys in Venice's South Lagoon
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A Benedictine monastic complex for the reclamation works and water management of the territory
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New spaces for waterways and the community: a model of environmental restoration
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On the trail of the Republic of Venice's hydraulic creations, the Biancolino Canal shines
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Protagonist of long and bloody disputes: the medieval fortress on the Bisato Canal
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Exploring the ancient "liquid roads" between Vicenza, Padua and Venice
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Along the Salt and Sugar Routes, the fluvial intersection to and from the Adriatic
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At the confluence of the Bisato and Battaglia Canals: an open-air museum of river navigation
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The civilization of Veneto villas and water: architectural symbols of the Palladian landscape
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Un progetto di riqualificazione ecosistemica lungo il fiume Brenta
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The Ager Romanus and ancient land organization between the Brenta and Muson Vecchio rivers
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"The origin of all the world's Botanical Garden" in the World Heritage List
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The Brenta and Bacchiglione rivers told through underwater finds
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A wonderful baroque synthesis of fountains, wooded areas and historical water games
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Salus per Aquam: the salutary effects of spas in the ancient Roman world
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From bridge to bridge: Voga alla Veneta along the Bisato Canal and its walled cities
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To safeguard and rediscover the navigable waterways in the territory of Padua
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