Villa La Rotonda: one of Palladio's most famous villas, Villa La Rotonda is a masterpiece of symmetry and classical design. Built as a private residence, the villa features an imposing façade with columns and a majestic portico on each of its four sides, reflecting the harmony and proportions of classical architecture.
Teatro Olimpico: last designed by Andrea Palladio and inaugurated in 1585, the Teatro Olimpico is the first permanent covered theatre of the modern era. The interior presents an incredibly realistic illusion of depth, with streets that seem to extend for hundreds of metres. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a monument to Renaissance creativity.
Basilica Palladiana: with its iconic Renaissance loggia, the Basilica Palladiana is a symbol of Vicenza. Originally a Gothic building, it was transformed by Palladio in the 16th century. It now hosts art exhibitions and cultural events, and its terrace offers a breathtaking view of the city.
Piazza dei Signori: the heart of Vicenza's social and cultural life, this square is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Basilica Palladiana. It is a lively place where locals and tourists meet, surrounded by cafés and shops under elegant arcades.
