Villa Valmarana “Ai Nani”
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Known for the jaunty statues of dwarfs on the garden wall, these cosy twin buildings stand on a pretty ridge looking up to Monte Berico and its sanctuary. The Tiepolo father and son fresco team were invited here by Count Valmarana in 1757, the former to decorate the main part, the latter the Foresteria guest quarters.
Practical Information
Via dei Nani 2–8, Vicenza Open Mar–early Nov: 10am–noon, 3–6pm Tue–Sun; Nov–Feb: 10am–noon, 2–4pm Sat & Sun Admission charge
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