Villa Trissino

Villa Trissino features symmetrical facades with agricultural outbuildings called barchesse integrated into the main structure near the municipalities of Sarego and Meledo.

The villa emerged in the 16th century as one of Andrea Palladio's early works, marking a significant phase in his architectural career before designing larger estates.

The building represents a prime example of Palladian architecture, incorporating classical Roman elements such as porticos, columns, and pediments into residential design.

The villa maintains regular opening hours for visitors, offering guided tours through its interior spaces and surrounding gardens in the Veneto countryside.

Villa Trissino served as an educational center where Count Gian Giorgio Trissino provided architectural training to young Palladio during the Renaissance period.

Location: Sarego

Location: Meledo

Architects: Andrea Palladio

Architectural style: Palladian architecture

Part of: City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto

GPS coordinates: 45.43220,11.41310

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:40