The Italian city of Caorle is a centuries-old coastal city in northern Italy with about 12,000 inhabitants. With 151 km ² is Caorle one of the largest communities in Italy. Particularly noteworthy in Caorle are the narrow streets with houses painted in Venetian colors. As they you also can see them in Venice. The villages in the municipality of Caorle called Brian, Brusa, Lido Altanea, Ca 'Corniani, Ca' Cottoni, Castello di Brusa, Duna Verde, Marango, Ottava Presa, Porto Santa Margherita, San Gaetano and San Giorgio di Livenza Villaviera.
In addition to the summer tourism is the fishing still an important economic factor. In Caorle there are more than 200 hotels and campsites. The annual number of visitors is about 5 to 6 million. Many tourists are regulars and keep coming back to Caorle. Especially the evening twilight on the headland at the Chiesa della Madonna dell'Angelo is a highly recommended experience.

Caorle sights: the Cathedral, the former bishop of the town church from the 11th Century, church Chiesa Madonna dell'Angelo. The multi-purpose hall PalaExpomar, city of Caorle, fish and meat feast, Port of Caorle. The lagoon of Caorle is a true natural paradise, as you will hardly find one still on the Adriatic. The Casoni are old fishing huts, some of which are only accessible by boat. For the writer Ernest Hemingway was the lagoon of Caorle a most prized hunting ground, at the pier at the Chiesa Madonna dell 'Angelo you’ll can see some nice stone with sculptures.

Things to Do in Caorle: sports stadium and 2,000 square meter gymnasium, basketball, amusement park, swimming, surfing, cycling, tennis, mini golf, football, jogging, Nordic walking, golf, beach volleyball, mountain biking.