5 Sights in Adria, Italy (with Map and Images)

The Oratory of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, also referred to as the Tornielli Oratory from the surname of the owners who bought the complex in 1842, or even "Bonaventura", is a small oratory and noble chapel of Villa Grassi in Villa San Pietro called "la Barizeta" located in the current Baricetta, a hamlet of the municipality of Adria. Built at the beginning of the eighteenth century on the initiative of the noble Paolo Grassi from Chioggia, owner of the land and the villa built by the Grassi family.

Wikipedia: Oratorio della Natività di Maria Vergine (Baricetta) (IT)

The Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta known as the Basilica of the Tomb is a sacred building located in Adria in via Francesco Bocchi. Church elevated to minor basilica is, although subject to repeated renovations and extensions, the oldest existing sacred building in the town of Bassopolesana, built on the pre-existing basilica of the Tomb dating back to the first centuries of the Christian era and presumably built on the remains of an older pagan basilica.

Wikipedia: Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta (Adria) (IT)

The National Archaeological Museum of Adria is a museum located in Adria, in via Giacomo Badini, a museum opened in 1961. It preserves finds from the collection of the Bocchi family and from the archaeological areas of pre-Roman and Roman times discovered around the city.

Wikipedia: Museo archeologico nazionale di Adria (IT), Website

Adria Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the city of Adria, in the province of Rovigo and the region of Veneto, Italy. Formerly the episcopal seat of the Diocese of Adria, it has been since 1986 that of the Diocese of Adria-Rovigo.

Wikipedia: Adria Cathedral (EN)

The church of the Patrocinio di San Giuseppe, also mentioned more simply as the church of San Giuseppe, is a church located in the center of the town of Baricetta, a hamlet of the municipality of Adria.

Wikipedia: Chiesa di San Giuseppe (Baricetta) (IT)