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Via dei Nani, 8, 36100 Vicenza, VI, Italia
The guest quarters at Villa Valmarana ai Nani represent a cultural ecosystem of rare coherence, where Francesco Muttoni’s architecture and the pictorial cycles by Giambattista and Giandomenico Tiepolo interact with the surrounding landscape. Originally a 17th-century barchessa intended for guests, the building retains the warmth of a historic residence still inhabited by the Valmarana family, enriched by original furniture and mementoes. The tour winds its way through the grand entrance hall and the frescoed rooms, whose natural and oriental themes are reflected in the Wood, the Pagoda and the new monumental kitchen garden.
Via dei Nani, 8, 36100 Vicenza, VI, Italia
0444321803
foresteria@villavalmarana.com
The complex, which also includes the stables associated with the memory of Carlo Scarpa and a charming café on the terrace, offers visitors the chance to explore this unique heritage in greater depth through guided tours, allowing them to discover the perfect harmony between Palladian heritage and the originality of the gardens and the family’s collections.
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The guest quarters at Villa Valmarana ai Nani represent a cultural ecosystem of rare coherence, where Francesco Muttoni’s architecture and the pictorial cycles by Giambattista and Giandomenico Tiepolo interact with the surrounding landscape. Originally a 17th-century barchessa intended for guests, the building retains the warmth of a historic residence still inhabited by the Valmarana family, enriched by original furniture and mementoes. The tour winds its way through the grand entrance hall and the frescoed rooms, whose natural and oriental themes are reflected in the Wood, the Pagoda and the new monumental kitchen garden.
Via dei Nani, 8, 36100 Vicenza, VI, Italia
0444321803
foresteria@villavalmarana.com
The complex, which also includes the stables associated with the memory of Carlo Scarpa and a charming café on the terrace, offers visitors the chance to explore this unique heritage in greater depth through guided tours, allowing them to discover the perfect harmony between Palladian heritage and the originality of the gardens and the family’s collections.