The Euganean hills, seen from Feriole.
The Colli Euganei (Colli Euganei) is a group of hills of volcanic origin that rise, as if they were an archipelago, from the Padano-Veneto plain a few kilometers south-west of Padua. It extends over 20 kilometers, with a width of 10.
The Euganean hills are the first regional park of the Veneto, created in 1989. Its highest altitude is located at Monte Venda (601 masl). They arose after a series of submarine eruptions with effusion of basaltic lava during the Eocene.
Coordinates: 45 ° 19'N 11 ° 40'E / 45.317, 11.667
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