When to go
Veneto in September
Across the 41 Veneto towns we hold, September averages 23 degrees by day and 14 at night, with about 11 days of rain. The sea off the 2 coastal towns sits around 25 degrees. Measured 2020–2024.
Where to go in September
Picked by a rule, not by mood: the weather in the comfortable band, our own editorial verdict on the town, a festival that month, and a sea worth swimming in. The reason is printed under each one.

Soave
Province: Verona · 40 m
Averages 25 degrees with about 8 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct.

Lazise
Province: Verona · 76 m
Averages 25 degrees with about 8 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Oct.

Peschiera del Garda
Province: Verona · 68 m
Averages 25 degrees with about 8 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Oct.

Vicenza
Province: Vicenza · 39 m
Averages 25 degrees with about 8 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct.

Bardolino
Province: Verona · 65 m
Averages 24 degrees with about 9 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Oct.

Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella
Province: Verona · 174 m
Averages 24 degrees with about 9 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Oct.

Torri del Benaco
Province: Verona · 67 m
Averages 24 degrees with about 9 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Oct.

Montagnana
Province: Padova · 16 m
Averages 26 degrees with about 9 rain days. We list it as best in Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct.

Asiago
Province: Vicenza · 1,001 m
We list it as best in Jan–Mar, Jul–Sep. Made in Malga falls this month.

Battaglia Terme
Province: Padova · 9 m
Averages 26 degrees with about 9 rain days.
What is on in September
1 festival we hold a source for. Recurring events, so the month is the promise and the exact dates are the comune’s to publish.
Somewhere else, or some other month
Next door in September: trentino-alto-adige, Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, friuli-venezia-giulia.
Veneto through the year: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.
Or the whole country: Italy in September, and every town in Veneto.
