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Excellent villa to visit. Very good value for money with clear and concise guide. Very nice spritz from the bar too.
Valmarana ai Nani and La Rotonda are very close each other, so you can arrange a combined visit easily. The ticket price is 10€ for each site. Both are quite near the city, it might be a twenty-minute walk or so from the railway station...More
These are experiences not to be missed. Villa Rotonda is truly a masterpiece. Villa ai nani also very special. Unforgettable.
Dear guest, thanks for your much appreciated words. Thanks, really! Regards The Valmarana family
It was 5E each and it didn't take us long to wander in and it of the rooms and garden, it's a lovely setting and a pleasant walk from the top of Monte Berico
Dear guest, thanks for your kind words, We are very glad the experience has been so satisfying for you. We hope to see you again in the future. Best regards from Valmarana family
A beautiful villa in what must have been a beautiful garden once. On a perfect spring day, nothing could be better than wandering around taking in the charme of the place. The Tiepolo frescoes are marvelous, so suited to the villa and the surroundings. A...More
Dear guest, thanks a lot for your wonderful words. I am very glad about your interest and passion. We hope to have you again as guest of our Villa. All the best from the Valmarana family
I drove miles up mountains and down again and could not get entry to three Palladio villas (including La Rotunda) - bummer. But on the way I dropped in on the Villa Varmalena Ai Nani which was nearby La Rotunda. This was the Villa of...More
Dear sir, thanks a lot for your very detailed review about the visit. We are extremely happy you enjoyed the time at Villa Valmarana ai nani, and even more glad you could find it open, much more then other villas. We have actually just widened...More
On your way to the Palazzo La Rotonda you can visit this other Villa (dei nani, meaning "dwarfs" as there are a lot of dwarf sculptures on the outer walls). The paintings inside the Villa sometimes have a sketchy quality, which i didn't like that...More
Dear guest, thanks for your feedback. I am glad you got the chance to see Villa Valmarana ai Nani, considered one of the highest points reached by 18th century painter in whole Europe. I am sorry you didn't like Tiepolo painting, but of course tastes...More
Villa Valmarana ai Nani is often visited as an adjunct to the more famous Palladian La Rotonda villa, from which it is about a 10-minute walk up a stony lane. The villa seems to be known primarily for its paintings, though there are many fine...More
Dear guest, thanks for your feedback. We are glad you had a nice experience, and thanks for the information you have provided also for future guests. The Villa is intact mainly famous for the extremely high value of its frescoes, but the charming environment, its...More
28 euros for a family of 4, it is quite small and didn't take long to view everything. The car park doesn't have many spaces, can be full at peak times.More
Dear Roy, thanks for your feedback. We hope the visit was worth it and you did enjoy it. As far as the price, we have a free entrance under 12 years, and a price of 7 € for kids aged between 12 and 18. For...More
We walked up to the Basilica Monte Berico and then downhill to this Villa. It"s private, not part of the city card scheme and is not classed as a museum, so almost no reductions on entry fee. The frescoes are amazing.
Dear guest, thanks for your review. We are glad you enjoyed your visit. Best regards The Valmarana family
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