Sandrigo in Vicenza Province is famous for its Festa del Baccala, a time to celebrate stockfish imported from Rost, Norway, a town that it is twinned with, as well as Sandrigo’s fine wine. Sandrigo, which is just east of the SP248 in the Region of Veneto, is also known for its porcelain Capodimonte roses, which are hand made and painted at the Capodimonte Studios. The town is also well known for one of its residents – Filippo Pozzato – who won first place many times in the Italian Olympic cycling events held around the world on weekends. Sandrigo industries include making poultry equipment. Tourists arriving here can visit a number of historical sites, including the Villa Chiericati and Villa Sesso Schiavo. There are many extravagant, as well as cheaper discount hotels in Sandrigo. For a complete list of Sandrigo and area hotels go to http://www.EasyToBook.com.

The nearby town of Vicenza is where tourists can enjoy many 16th century sites built by Vincenzo Scaamozzi, including the Basilica Palladiano in Piazza dei Signori, Teatro Olimpico, two museums and a 13th century clock tower. There are also a number of churches, such as SS. Filippo and Giacomo built in the 12th century and SS. Felice and Fortunato going back to the 8th century.