Is Bassano del Grappa hilly?

We spent a night there and I do not recall it being hilly---but that was twelve years ago so not all that clear. I do know it is flat along the Brenta River, which runs through the center. We went for a run along there before dinner. We stayed at Hotel Victoria which has free parking, right across the river from the town center. They sent us to a great little place for dinner---fantastic food for an unbelievable price. I wish I could remember the name!

Or are you stopping for a day trip?

Never been yet, it's on my list though. There have been multiple earthquakes in Italy in recent years, so maybe there are some new hills.

I seriously doubt that recent earthqukes in Lazio would create new hills in Bassano del Grappa, in the Veneto.

I think Larry was joking.

The main part of the city is all I know about; some side streets incline upward a bit, but I wouldn't say it's hilly. There is a lovely covered bridge where it seems everyone strolls with happy hour drinks in hand, at least the day I was there.

Yes, I should have recognized that! Too caught upbinnthe baseball game to catch a joke.

The Alpini covered bridge is a famous design by Palladio, and the reason we visited Bassano del,Grappa.

http://italiannotes.com/palladios-bridge-over-the-brenta/

Thank you for all your replies! You have answered my question.

Lola, thank you for the Hotel Victoria recommendation. I think it fits the bill nicely. Do you remember if the restaurant was on that side of the river or in the town center?