Vicenza e le Ville Palladiane del Veneto
In Vicenza, Andrea Palladio's palaces, basilica and theatre survive together as the built record of a single architectural…
In Vicenza, Andrea Palladio's palaces, basilica and theatre survive together as the built record of a single architectural…
Andrea Palladio, who worked in Vicenza from 1540 to his death in 1580, invented architectural classicism as the…
Villa Almerico-Capra "La Rotonda" — designed by Andrea Palladio from 1566 and the single most imitated building in…
Villa Ameliatte Gasparetto, formerly known as Villa Cosma, is a privately owned villa renovated in the 1910s in…
A fifteenth-century Venetian villa built on Roman foundations, now an art hotel where Renaissance frescoes meet contemporary design…
A Venetian villa conceived by Palladio and completed by Longhena, blending Renaissance and Baroque ideals. UNESCO-listed since 1996.
The largest Venetian villa in Verona's province, Villa Arvedi spans medieval origins to Baroque splendour, adorned with frescoes…
Andrea Palladio's pioneering 1556–1563 Venetian villa in Fratta Polesine, first to employ a classical pronaos with pediment and…
A seventeenth-century Venetian villa that served as a family seat for the Baglioni aristocracy and now houses Massanzago's…
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