An 18th-century villa set in the Asiago plateau Prealps, now operating as a seven-room inn with rustic-style interiors and period furnishings.
At a glance
Villa Corte dei Galli is a stone-walled country residence from the 18th century, located in the foothills of the Asiago plateau. Converted into a hospitality venture, it retains its historical character through rustic design and period details while offering contemporary comforts.
History
The villa dates to the 18th century and stands as part of Carrè’s architectural heritage. Today it functions as a locanda, or small inn, maintaining its original stone walls and period aesthetic.
What you see
The building features traditional stone construction characteristic of Veneto rural estates. Its seven guest rooms are furnished in relais style with parquet floors, period furniture, and modern amenities including flat-screen televisions. Rustic architectural elements define the interior spaces.
Cultural significance
The villa exemplifies 18th-century domestic architecture in the Veneto countryside. It represents the sustained use of historic structures adapted for contemporary hospitality while preserving their original material and design character.
Key facts
- Address: Località Pra’ Secco, 1, 36010 Carrè
- Coordinates: 45.7436068, 11.4589192
- Phone: 0445 893333
- Website: http://www.lacortedeigalli.it/
Practical information
The villa operates as an inn with seven rooms, each equipped with modern comforts and private bathrooms. All guest amenities and services are available on-site.
Getting there
The property is situated 500 metres from Carrè’s town centre. Vicenza is approximately 30 minutes by car; Verona lies about one hour by car from the villa.
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