Chiarano

Chiarano is a comune (municipality) located in the Province of Treviso in the Italian region of Veneto, situated approximately 45 kilometers northeast of Venice and about 25 kilometers northeast of Treviso.

Chiarano's territory is primarily agricultural, characterized by the fertile plains typical of the Venetian lowlands. The economy is largely based on agriculture, with viticulture (wine production) being a significant industry, alongside other crops such as cereals and vegetables. Some small to medium-sized businesses related to agriculture and manufacturing are also present.

Historically, Chiarano has origins dating back to Roman times, although more significant development occurred during the medieval period. It has experienced periods of Venetian rule and influence. The local dialect spoken is Venetian.

Points of interest within Chiarano include the parish church and examples of rural Venetian architecture. The area also offers opportunities for cycling and enjoying the natural landscape. The population is relatively small, typical of many rural Italian comuni.