Villa Gazzotti Grimani Curti
Villa Gazzotti, Grimani, Marcello, Bragadin, De Marchi, Curti - Villa Gazzotti <br>Catalog number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500001580
Villa Barbarigo, Loredan, Rezzonico
Villa Barbarigo Rezzonico in Noventa Vicentina, also known simply as Villa Barbarigo Rezzonico, is a Venetian villa located in the center of Noventa Vicentina (VI), built in the late 16th century by the nobleman Giacomo Barbarigo. The building, designed by a Venetian architect associated with Vincenzo Scamozzi, is notable for its majestic four-story structure and the barchesse (arcaded wings) that complete it.
From 1836 to 1891, it served as a Mechitarist college. It was then purchased by the municipality, which first used it as a school and later as the Town Hall—a role it continues to serve today. Rich in frescoes by artists such as Maganza, Vassilacchi (known as l’Aliense), Foler, and Luca Ferrari, the villa celebrates the history and virtues of the Barbarigo family through mythological scenes and dogal portraits. The grand ballroom, decorated with The Truth Unveiled by Time, is especially renowned for its acoustics.
Open to visitors by reservation or during special events, it remains one of the town’s most important historical and cultural landmarks.
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<p>Starting from January 5, 2025, and every first Sunday of the month, <b>from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM</b>, it will be possible to visit Villa Barbarigo with historical explanations by Lorenzo Valda, who will tell the story of the Villa and the Barbarigo Doge family.<br><br>Maximum 30 people. <b>Free admission.<br></b>For information: 0444-788550/788570.<b><br></b><br>From May to September 2025, the first floor of Villa Barbarigo (Sala Paradiso) will not be open to visitors due to restoration work.<br><br>Reservation is recommended via email <b>prenotazioni@comune.noventa-vicentina.vi.it </b><br>by 12:00 PM on the Friday before the visit.<br></p><br>
Villa Caldogno
Villa Caldogno, Pagello, Nordera - Villa Caldogno <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500002613
Villa Pigafetta - Arnaldi - Camerini
Commissioned by the Vicentine family of Arnaldi, who had come into possession of the property's land in the mid-16th century through a connection with the Pigafetta family, the villa was built between the 17th and 18th centuries by architect and landscape designer Francesco Antonio Muttoni.
To reach the villa, you pass through the entrance gate, ascending along a path in the woods, to arrive at a large wrought iron gate.
The building comprises the immense central villa, where on the right are the portico and the barchesse, while on the left is the family chapel dedicated to the "Conception of the Virgin Mary".
The long 40-meter façade is divided into three sections: the central one with the entrance and balcony, and the two lateral sections with the domestic rooms.
The dimensions of the building are amplified by the staircase and the enclosed terrace that surrounds a large and solemn garden.
Noteworthy are the interiors with sumptuous decorative paintings and the flooring: a Venetian terrazzo in green, one of the rarest remaining in Veneto.
Another significant feature is the imposing barchessa from the 1700s with clear Palladian and Scamozzi influences, entirely made of the warm stone from Nanto.
Importantly, there is the armory room, once a stable, where a collection of ancient weapons is preserved, and the Hall of Olympus.
Towards the end of the 90s, the villa underwent an important restoration and now part of the central body is designated for residence, while other spaces host events and exhibitions in addition to the offices of the agricultural company.
The villa has a large park and private woods, immersed in the nature of the Colli Berici.
The Oratory of the Immaculate Conception of Montruglio
Built in 1697 at the behest of the noble Costanzo Arnaldi.
Originally well-furnished with three significant marble statues depicting the Blessed Virgin and two angels, but they were later transported to the oratory of St. Teresa in Noventa Vicentina following the transfer of ownership to the noble Salvi family.
In the early 1900s, the oratory lost importance and was declared suspended in 1915, as it lacked the necessary resources.
The altar was donated in 1956 by Duke Camerini to the parish church of St. Peter in Mossano, where it is still present today.
The villa is owned by the Camerini family and is open for visits by appointment via phone/email from May to October.
Barchessa of Villa Camerini - Pigafetta - Villa di Montruglio srl <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500001491
Villa Manin Cantarella
Located in Noventa Vicentina, in the province of Vicenza, Villa Manin Cantarella is one of the most important historic residences in the region. Built between the late 16th and early 17th centuries by Venetian nobles, the villa was renovated in 1883 by architect Antonio Caregaro Negrin, who enhanced its facade and barchesse, giving the building an elegant 19th-century appearance.
Over the centuries, the villa changed ownership, and in 1797, after the fall of the Venetian Republic, it became the property of the Masotto family. It was later purchased in 1882 by Bortolo Cantarella, who entrusted its final renovation.
Characterized by a large central hall, fine frescoes, and a vast park, the villa is a perfect example of Venetian architecture. The barchesse, with their large arches, reflect the agricultural activity that once dominated the area.
Today, Villa Manin Cantarella hosts cultural and private events and has been carefully restored, bringing the park back to its former glory. The villa, with its artistic discoveries and history, is one of the most fascinating residences in the province of Vicenza.
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Villa Manin, Brojanigo, Cantarella - Villa Manin Cantarella<br>Catalog number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500001503
Villa Valmarana "ai Nani"
<p>From January 1 to March 6 Monday-Sunday 10.00-16.00</p> <p>From March 7 to November 1 Monday-Sunday 10.00-18.00</p> <p>From November 2 to about March 4, 2027 Monday-Sunday 10.00-16.00</p>
Information about tickets are available online at this website <a href="https://www.villavalmarana.com/it/visita">https://www.villavalmarana.co…;
Villa Valmarana ai nani (Bertolo) - Villa Valmarana ai nani Srl <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500002653
Villa Cordellina Lombardi
<p><b>Closure of the site for technical setups: July 25-26, 2025</b></p><p><b>Info for booking visits:</b> 0444/696546 - info@prolocoaltemontecchio.it</p><p><b>Contact for logistics</b>: 0444/696085 - 348/6098260</p><p><b>Contact for organizing events</b>: 0444/908160 or villa.cordellina@provincia.vicenza.it</p><p><b>Open to the public from April 1st to December 31st on the following days and times</b>:<br><br>- Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM (<b>by reservation</b> contact: tel. 0444/696546 or info@prolocoaltemontecchio.it)<br>- Saturday and Sunday from 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM (<b>without reservation</b>)<br></p><p>It is advisable to always contact <b>the villa</b> before a visit (0444/696546 - info@prolocoaltemontecchio.it) to verify that there are no events causing the closure of the complex.</p><p>For information regarding the organization of events (conferences, seminars, workshops, meetings, culturally and socially significant events) write to <b>villa.cordellina@provincia.vicenza.it or contact 0444/908160</b></p><p><b>Note:</b> <b>Access for animals is prohibited in the monumental area (Villa, Hall of Windows, rustic annexes, and accommodations).<br>Access for animals in the green area (dogs or cats) is allowed only if held in arms and on a leash.</b></p><p><b>TICKET PRICES:</b></p><ul><li>Individual full entrance: <b>€ 6.00</b></li> <li>Individual reduced entrance: <b>€ 4.00</b> (60 Card)</li> <li>Group entrance for more than 15 people: <b>€ 4.00 - winter period for groups 25 people € 6.00<br></b></li> <li>Student entrance: <b>€ 2.00</b></li> <li>Free entrance <b>for minors up to 12 years, disabled individuals, and accompanying teachers</li> <li>Group entrance outside hours (by agreement and reservation): <b>€ 6.00<br></b></li> <li>Entrance to Chiesetta Pizzocaro: <b>€ 50.00</b> per group</li> </ul> <ul></ul> <p><b>Group visits by reservation</b></p><p><b>Note: In case of conferences or events, visits are suspended</b></p>
Villa Cordellina Molin, Marzotto, Lombardi - Villa Cordellina Lombardi <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500004615
Villa Pojana
Villa Pojana Miniscalchi-Erizzo-Bettero-Chiarelli was commissioned to the architect Andrea Palladio by the Vicentine Bonifacio Pojana, a member of a family closely tied to the Republic of San Marco. The project, conceived by Palladio in the late 1540s, was completed in 1563, although only one barchessa (outbuilding) from the original design was actually built. The villa was finished in the following century, when the descendants of Bonifacio Pojana had an additional building constructed on the right side, with window mouldings inspired by Palladio's façade design.
The main floor features a large rectangular hall, covered by a barrel vault, which dominates the entire space. Surrounding it are smaller rooms, each covered by different types of vaults, evoking the symbolism of ancient thermal structures and creating a sense of continuity with classical antiquity.
Since 1996, Villa Pojana has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with the other Palladian villas of Veneto, recognized for their outstanding historical and architectural value.
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<p>The Villa is open to the public every<b> Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday and on public holidays, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.</b><br><b>On the first Sunday of each month, it will be possible to visit it for free with continuous hours, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. </b>It is specified that the free entry is only on the first Sunday of the month. <p>For more details:<br>• Email: info@villapoiana.it<br>• Tel: +39 351 322 6843 (during opening hours)</p></p><p><br></p>
<p><b>Entrance Fees</b></p> <ul> <li> <p><b>Adults (over 18 years)</b>: € 5.00</p> </li> <li> <p><b>Family groups</b> (parents and children):</p> <ul> <li> <p>3 people: € 10.00</p> </li> <li> <p>4 people: € 12.00</p> </li> <li> <p>5 people: € 15.00</p> </li> <li> <p>More than 5 people: € 20.00</p> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p><b>University students</b> (Italian or foreign): € 2.00</p> </li> <li> <p><b>Members of cultural, environmental, and landscape enhancement organizations and associations affiliated with IRVV</b>: € 2.00</p> </li> <li> <p><b>Groups</b> (max. 25 people per group; beyond that number, the visit will be divided and staggered for protection and safety needs): € 75.00</p> </li> <li> <p><b>School visits</b> (per class, max. 25 people; beyond that number, the visit will be divided and staggered for protection and safety needs): € 25.00</p> </li> <li> <p><b>Combined ticket "TOUR Ville Venete IRVV"</b> (if active and valid until 31.12 of the year of purchase, for Villa Venier-Contarini in Mira (VE) and Villa Pojana in Pojana Maggiore (VI)): € 7.00</p> </li> </ul> <p><b>Free entry for:</b></p> <ul> <li> <p><b>Children and teenagers under 18 years</b></p> </li> <li> <p><b>Adults over 65 years</b></p> </li> <li> <p><b>Disabled and/or vulnerable persons</b> (including one companion)</p> </li> <li> <p><b>Pregnant women</b></p> </li> <li> <p><b>Birthday celebrants on their birthday</b></p> </li> <li> <p><b>Married couples on their wedding anniversary</b></p></li> </ul>
Villa Pojana, Miniscalchi-Erizzo, Bettero, Chiarello - Villa Pojana <br>Catalog Number IRVV (Regional Institute of Venetian Villas): A0500001513