Top 20 Best Things to Do in Vicenza - 2023

"The Olympic Theatre is a huge building built in accordance with the traditional style. The main hall of the theater can accommodate a large space. The visit here is also quite interesting. The theater performance projects are also more, and you can choose in real time."

"The Villas of the Round Hall (Villa La Rotonda) are one of Palladio's most famous architectural heritages. The Villas are located on the outskirts of Vicenza, northern Italy, and are designed by Italian Renaissance architect Andrea (Andrea Palladio)."

"Venice City Hall is a very classical gathering place and a very important convention center in Venice, the place was not open when visited, just a simple look outside, very interesting in a European architectural style."

"Crown Church (Chiesa di Santa Corona). There are fragments of the crown of thorns of Jesus, which King Louis IX gave to the local Bishop of Vicenza, as well as the Valmara Chapel of Padio (USA Aid), the Goethe-acclaimed Trip of the Three Sages of Vetronese, and Giovanni Berini's Baptism of Jesus and the best of the works. "

"Valmarana ai Nani Villa is a famous villa outside Venice, located on the outskirts of Vicenza, on the slopes of Mount San Bastian, a branch of the nearby Monteberico. The villa is famous for the extraordinary murals of Giambattista Tiepolo."

"A more distinctive road, very cultural, there are some ancient buildings around, there is a feeling of a deep house compound. Must live there is a powerful person. Meet a tourist, know a lot of history here, the end is the church, there are some shops next to it."

"The Museum of Nature and Archaeology, located in the center of Vicenza, near the famous Chapel of the Holy Crown, is the largest and most complete natural archaeological museum in the Vicenza region. The museum displays the deep historical heritage of Vicenza and various natural specimens and fossils."

"A must-go place in Vicenza, I like Vicenza because of the strong artistic atmosphere here, and the art museum is the most lingering place here. There are many art treasures here, and the architecture is also very distinctive. You must go here to Vicenza!"

"Palatio designed for the local aristocrat Barbara in 1569, the clever design uses a four-pillar atrium to combine several existing houses into a complete house."

"Venza is known for its elegant architecture designed by 16th-century architect Andrea Paladio (Andrea Palladio). It includes Palladian Cathedral and Chiericati Palace, which is now home to the gallery. Nearby, also the Palladio theater, the Olympic Theatre replicates the classic outdoor theater indoors. On the outskirts of town, the villa on the top of the hill has four identical exterior walls. The Cathedral of Paladiana (Basilica Palladiana) is a Renaissance building in the central square of Vicenza in northeast Italy (Piazza dei Signori). The building is characterized by a veranda, one of the earliest examples of Paladian windows designed by the young Andrea Paladian."

"This building is just opposite the City Hall. It is also a work by Paladio, built in the mid-16th century. The square in front is always full of visitors."

"The city of Paladio. The city museum next to the Olympic Theatre (Accademia Olimpica) is one of Paladio's best works. The museum contains works by Venetian giants such as Tieberlo and Tintoretto, as well as some of Picasso's works. The sky salon's zenith mural depicts the moon goddess Diana and the naked sun god Helius."