Studio in Casa Cogollo del Palladio M0241160218

on the main floor welcomes you for an immersion in the history of Vicenza's architecture. The building rests on the remains of Roman walls, and was renovated in 1560 by the notary Cogollo based on a design by Palladio, then in 1760 by the Faccioli. The space Its windows overlook the apse of the church of Santa Corona designed by Lorenzo da Bologna in 1450 and the Valmarana Chapel by Andrea Palladio in 1566. More than 500 years. Four very different styles that complement each other, in which to remain enraptured in absolute intimacy. If the church organ plays, time loses its dimension. The studio has recently been equipped to accommodate travelers: with four beds in separate rooms, the kitchenette has been restored and a shower has been added adjacent to the refurbished bathroom. The main building overlooks the maximum decumanus, now C.so Palladio, and is surrounded by the main monuments of the Historic Center: the Olympic Theater; Palazzo Chiericati, home to the art gallery; the Santa Corona complex, home to the Archaeological-Naturalistic Museum, etc. Guest access Guests will be welcomed by a member of the Studio and will have all the information for a correct use of the premises and for a pleasant stay full of opportunities, in particular we can offer: the booking for a free guided tour in Palazzo Thiene, the first important work of Palladio, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays; and other pleasant surprises. Large parking lots are located a stone's throw away: in Piazza Matteotti and Santa Corona; the station is one kilometer away, you can reach it on foot, in 10 minutes, crossing the Historic Center, or by taxi that regularly park in front. Other things to note The city of Vicenza is located in the center of the Veneto region and it is easy and quick to reach the other cities of the region by train: Venice, Verona, Padua and Treviso; in less than two hours by car you can reach the Dolomites, the Adriatic coast, Lake Garda Registration Details IT024116C2RZA73VUB