Caldogno

Caldogno is a small commune in the Province of Vicenza in the Veneto region of northern Italy. The settlement is centered around the Villa Caldogno Nordera, a notable building designed by architect Andrea Palladio that stands as its main architectural landmark.

The settlement has origins in Roman times, when it occupied a significant position within the structured agricultural system of the area. During the Renaissance, the Villa Caldogno Nordera was built according to classical designs and became the defining feature of the locality.

The Villa Caldogno Nordera displays classical architectural features designed by Palladio and shapes how locals and visitors experience the town center. The building remains a focal point for those interested in Renaissance design and construction methods.

The town is easy to reach and has basic infrastructure for visitors exploring the Villa. The best time to visit is during daylight hours when the architectural features and details of the Renaissance building are clearly visible.

The Villa was designed by one of the most influential architects of the Renaissance, making it a rare example of such high-level architecture in a small rural village. This work demonstrates how widely Palladio's approach extended beyond major urban centers.

Location: Province of Vicenza

Elevation above the sea: 52 m

Part of: Union dei comuni Caldogno, Costabisara e Ìzoła Vizentina

Shares border with: Costabissara, Dueville, Vicenza, Isola Vicentina, Villaverla

Website: http://comune.caldogno.vi.it

GPS coordinates: 45.61184,11.50758

Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:24