Villa Badoer at Fratta Polesine
Villa Badoer at Fratta Polesine was designed in 1554 for the nobleman Francesco Badoer, as the pivot of his vast agricultural estate. It’s not a popular destination because of its
Villa Badoer at Fratta Polesine was designed in 1554 for the nobleman Francesco Badoer, as the pivot of his vast agricultural estate. It’s not a popular destination because of its
Villa Foscari known as “la Malcontenta” was designed by Palladio for Nicolò and Alvise Foscari in around 1555. More than a villa-farm, it is a suburban residence which takes advantage
Villa Emo is one of Palladio’s best achievements, probably the most representative of his villas. He designed it towards the end of the 1550s for an affluent Venetian family, owners
The Barchessa of Villa Trissino at Sarego is the agricultural section of a villa whose main block was never built and the imposing building with a porch and a dovecot
The Villa Rotonda is the masterpiece of Palladio’s maturity, designed in 1566 for Paolo Americo, who had moved back to Vicenza after a brilliant ecclesiastical career in the Vatican. Consequently,