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Corso Antonio Fogazzaro 16, Vicenza 36100, VI, Italia
Palazzo Valmarana Braga is a masterpiece from Andrea Palladio’s mature period, situated in the heart of Vicenza; it was built in the 16th century on the foundations of a pre-existing 15th-century residence. Severely damaged by the bombing of 1945, the building was restored to its former splendour thanks to a meticulous, historically accurate restoration project begun in 1960 by Vittor Luigi Braga Rosa, who preserved its monumental architecture for future generations.
Corso Antonio Fogazzaro 16, Vicenza 36100, VI, Italia
347 7204658
info@palazzovalmaranabraga.it
Today, the building is home to the Giovanni Braga Rosa Foundation and offers an exclusive accommodation experience through elegant holiday apartments, designed to allow guests to experience the authentic atmosphere of a historic residence. The historic complex also offers guided tours, which include a small museum dedicated to the fascinating stages of its restoration, allowing visitors to discover at first hand Palladio’s ingenuity and the passion that brought about the rebirth of this gem of UNESCO heritage.
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Palazzo Valmarana Braga is a masterpiece from Andrea Palladio’s mature period, situated in the heart of Vicenza; it was built in the 16th century on the foundations of a pre-existing 15th-century residence. Severely damaged by the bombing of 1945, the building was restored to its former splendour thanks to a meticulous, historically accurate restoration project begun in 1960 by Vittor Luigi Braga Rosa, who preserved its monumental architecture for future generations.
Corso Antonio Fogazzaro 16, Vicenza 36100, VI, Italia
347 7204658
info@palazzovalmaranabraga.it
Today, the building is home to the Giovanni Braga Rosa Foundation and offers an exclusive accommodation experience through elegant holiday apartments, designed to allow guests to experience the authentic atmosphere of a historic residence. The historic complex also offers guided tours, which include a small museum dedicated to the fascinating stages of its restoration, allowing visitors to discover at first hand Palladio’s ingenuity and the passion that brought about the rebirth of this gem of UNESCO heritage.