Lio Piccolo, an ancient Roman port, is located in the Venetian lagoon and is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A charming village where time seems to have stopped.
traces of history: the ancient Roman port tells the story of the Venetian lagoon.
Visiting Lio Piccolo means immersing yourself completely in a unique and uncontaminated environment. Walking along a road in direct contact with the lagoon, its Venetian salt marshes, its vegetation and its typical fauna, offers an unforgettable experience. You will also have the opportunity to see up close the fish farms, where valuable fish species are bred.
From Marelaguna, Lio Piccolo can be reached by car or bicycle following a suggestive route that crosses the lagoon. The journey takes about 15 minutes. Follow the signs for Treporti and then those for Lio Piccolo. If you have the opportunity, climb the bell tower of the Church of Santa Maria della Neve to enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree view of the lagoon.
