🇮🇹 Bassano del Grappa, Italy
Bassano del Grappa is a small town in the Veneto region of northern Italy! It's the kind of place you dream of - not touristy but vibrant, full of beautiful architecture. While here, you have to try grappa!
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Bassano del Grappa is one of those great Italian cities that never quite makes it on an itinerary but it absolutely should. It’s beautiful in that quintessential medieval town way, big enough to offer plenty to do and see but small enough to explore in a few hours if you’re looking for a day trip! Also worth mentioning: it’s not far from Venice but miles from tourists.

Grappa Tasting

While technically Bassano del Grappa is named after the mountain and not the drink, grappa is a big part of this little town. Grappa is an Italian liquor made out of grape seeds, stalks, and stems.

One Italian described it to me as making a spirit out of all the grape parts that don’t end up in the wine, and it fits. It’s typically drunk as a digestivo (after dinner drink) or to warm you up after skiing. Sometimes Italians will put it in their post-meal espresso.

Grapperia Nardini
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The original grappa producer in the area! If you only do one, visit here.
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Poli Grappa Museum
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The second major grappa producer. Also a cool spot!
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What to See

Ponte Vecchio (Ponte degli Alpini)
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A massive red bridge crossing the Brenta river. Historically it wasn’t always red, but the current paint job makes it striking against the beautiful stonework of the city!
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Piazza Garibaldi
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Main piazza! Use it as a landmark and definitely see the tower.
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Tempio Ossario (Sacrario Militare)
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Free church! Beautiful and easy to visit.
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Bassano del Grappa Market
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Thursdays are market day in Bassano del Grappa! It stretches through all three piazzas and through the entire old town.
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Palazzo Sturm - Museo della Ceramica G. Roi e della Stampa Remondini
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Historic building overlooking the river. Has a museum of ceramics and sculptures.
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Civic Tower
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Civic tower that gives gorgeous views of the town and the surrounding mountains!
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Piazza Libertà
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So many local shops along this piazza!
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Chiesa di San Francesco
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Church of Saint Francis in Bassano del Grappa!
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Restaurants

Bottega del Pane Beltrame
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The outside is so picturesque and they’re famous for pizzette (mini pizzas)!
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Il Garibaldi
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Good restaurant for a sit down dinner!
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Enoiteca Bar Breda
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Perfect easy lunch spot for a panini or antipasto!
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Bars

Al Saiso
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Great option for apertivo!
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Enoteca Mariga
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Great spot to try a few local wines!!
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Enoteca Anticobar
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Another fantastic spot for a drink or charcuterie board!
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Amateur Italian, travel advisor, and adventurous eater! I’m a travel creative living in small town northern Italy, and I've been planning travel for over 15 years. I've lived on three continents and visited over 40 countries, so I'm passionate about helping travelers experience the best of a location, no matter where! I love both/and travel: I want to see the big sights AND the local hangouts, the big cities AND the small towns. I’d love to help you do it too! If you’re going to Rome for the first time, you don’t need me to tell you to see the Colosseum. But you might want me to tell you if it’s better as a guided tour or on your own, what add-on’s are worth the money, and what are the extra secret things your ticket can get you! My favorite part of travel is eating well: finding the local haunts, tasting a new wine, and trying the local dishes. Amazing food doesn't have to be expensive: sometimes the best of a place is in the street food! But if it is a splurge, I'll make sure it's worth every penny. I'd love to work with you to create the trip of your dreams!
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🇮🇹 Bassano del Grappa, Italy
Bassano del Grappa is a small town in the Veneto region of northern Italy! It's the kind of place you dream of - not touristy but vibrant, full of beautiful architecture. While here, you have to try grappa!
16 Places • 3 Saves • ago
Free

Bassano del Grappa is one of those great Italian cities that never quite makes it on an itinerary but it absolutely should. It’s beautiful in that quintessential medieval town way, big enough to offer plenty to do and see but small enough to explore in a few hours if you’re looking for a day trip! Also worth mentioning: it’s not far from Venice but miles from tourists.

Grappa Tasting

While technically Bassano del Grappa is named after the mountain and not the drink, grappa is a big part of this little town. Grappa is an Italian liquor made out of grape seeds, stalks, and stems.

One Italian described it to me as making a spirit out of all the grape parts that don’t end up in the wine, and it fits. It’s typically drunk as a digestivo (after dinner drink) or to warm you up after skiing. Sometimes Italians will put it in their post-meal espresso.

Grapperia Nardini
@teaspoonofnose
The original grappa producer in the area! If you only do one, visit here.
Add to
Details
Poli Grappa Museum
@teaspoonofnose
The second major grappa producer. Also a cool spot!
Add to
Details

What to See

Ponte Vecchio (Ponte degli Alpini)
@teaspoonofnose
A massive red bridge crossing the Brenta river. Historically it wasn’t always red, but the current paint job makes it striking against the beautiful stonework of the city!
Add to
Details
Piazza Garibaldi
@teaspoonofnose
Main piazza! Use it as a landmark and definitely see the tower.
Add to
Details
Tempio Ossario (Sacrario Militare)
@teaspoonofnose
Free church! Beautiful and easy to visit.
Add to
Details
Bassano del Grappa Market
@teaspoonofnose
Thursdays are market day in Bassano del Grappa! It stretches through all three piazzas and through the entire old town.
Add to
Details
Palazzo Sturm - Museo della Ceramica G. Roi e della Stampa Remondini
@teaspoonofnose
Historic building overlooking the river. Has a museum of ceramics and sculptures.
Add to
Details
Civic Tower
@teaspoonofnose
Civic tower that gives gorgeous views of the town and the surrounding mountains!
Add to
Details
Piazza Libertà
@teaspoonofnose
So many local shops along this piazza!
Add to
Details
Chiesa di San Francesco
@teaspoonofnose
Church of Saint Francis in Bassano del Grappa!
Add to
Details

Restaurants

Bottega del Pane Beltrame
@teaspoonofnose
The outside is so picturesque and they’re famous for pizzette (mini pizzas)!
Add to
Details
Il Garibaldi
@teaspoonofnose
Good restaurant for a sit down dinner!
Add to
Details
Enoiteca Bar Breda
@teaspoonofnose
Perfect easy lunch spot for a panini or antipasto!
Add to
Details

Bars

Al Saiso
@teaspoonofnose
Great option for apertivo!
Add to
Details
Enoteca Mariga
@teaspoonofnose
Great spot to try a few local wines!!
Add to
Details
Enoteca Anticobar
@teaspoonofnose
Another fantastic spot for a drink or charcuterie board!
Add to
Details

Want more travel tips? This is just a taste of what I can offer you! Check my bio for all my Italy guides. You can also reach out so I can make you a custom trip list or a daily itinerary! Grab all the details in my bio.

* * *
CURATED BY
Amateur Italian, travel advisor, and adventurous eater! I’m a travel creative living in small town northern Italy, and I've been planning travel for over 15 years. I've lived on three continents and visited over 40 countries, so I'm passionate about helping travelers experience the best of a location, no matter where! I love both/and travel: I want to see the big sights AND the local hangouts, the big cities AND the small towns. I’d love to help you do it too! If you’re going to Rome for the first time, you don’t need me to tell you to see the Colosseum. But you might want me to tell you if it’s better as a guided tour or on your own, what add-on’s are worth the money, and what are the extra secret things your ticket can get you! My favorite part of travel is eating well: finding the local haunts, tasting a new wine, and trying the local dishes. Amazing food doesn't have to be expensive: sometimes the best of a place is in the street food! But if it is a splurge, I'll make sure it's worth every penny. I'd love to work with you to create the trip of your dreams!
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