Trilocale in Via Cavanella 251

The cluster sits on the Venetian coastal plain, a flat alluvial landscape of arable fields, market gardens and drainage canals. The Adriatic Sea and the northern Veneto coast lie about 15 km to the east. The Livenza river flows through this part of the plain and its floodplain and minor waterways are local landscape features. Concordia Sagittaria has a Roman origin and there are Roman-era archaeological remains and an episcopal complex with a local archaeology museum in the town. The immediate area is made up of small towns and villages and service centres; the nearest town of size is Portogruaro, which provides a railway station, shops and municipal services. There are no mountains or national parks within ~15 km and no ski lifts; the setting is part of the lowland corridor between Venice and the eastern Veneto coast with road and rail connections toward larger cities.