Visit to the largest labyrinth in Europe
Enter the largest existing labyrinth, composed entirely of bamboo plants (there are about 200 thousand in total), between 30 centimeters and 15 meters high, belonging to twenty different species.
A path in which to wander and get lost, to fantasize and reflect.
The area of the Labyrinth complex is about eight hectares.
The paths of the labyrinth have been formed with a particular species of bamboo, Phyllostachys Bissetii, but along the way you will encounter several other species of bamboo present in the plots where it is possible to learn more about and discover the varieties of this amazing plant.
Wandering around you may come across a Villa.
The construction of the villa, park and labyrinth covering an area of 2000 square meters, was commissioned by procurator Alvise Pisani, doge of Venice in 1735.
In the center of the labyrinth: belvedere turret surmounted by a statue of Minerva
In compliance with current regulations, to access the Labyrinth from January 10, 2022 visitors over 12 must have a Green Pass issued for Covid-19 vaccination or recovery from Covid-19.
Documentation will be verified at the time of entry, those who do not have it due to medical impediments will have to submit adequate justification.
Visitors without a Green Pass will not be refunded the ticket purchased in advance.
The Labyrinth is open:
- every day except Tuesdays
- the winter hours (9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., last entry at 4:30 p.m.)