We have selected ten of the most famous villas of the area around Treviso. The countrysides and the hills have always fascinated the Venetian aristocrats of the Serenissima Republic who between 1400 and 1800 have chosen them to built their villas. ...
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The Venetian villas are noble residences built between the fifteenth and nineteenth century, by illustrious architects and artists of the Veneto, for the patriciate of the Republic of Venice, in the countryside of the Po Valley. There are more than five thousand villas....
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Three Palladian villas as UNESCO Heritage Site, around Treviso, a few tens of kilometers from our workshop: Villa Barbaro, Villa Emo and Villa Zeno. They were designed by the architect Andrea Palladio, built around the middle of the 16th century....
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Between 1994 and 1996, 24 Palladian villas built and designed by the architect Andrea Palladio became UNESCO World Heritage Site. They are present in almost every province, except in Belluno, most are in Vicenza....
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The Palladian villas belong to the large family of Venetian villas and were designed by Palladio in the mid-sixteenth century for local aristocratic families and high-middle-class representatives of the Venetian Republic. ...
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Andrea Palladio was the official architect of the Serenissima. His real name was Andrea di Pietro della Gondola. He designed villas and palaces, built especially in Veneto, recognised by the UNESCO as World Heritage....
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