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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Vicenza – Based on 19,296 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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The city is a small jewel often skipped by other tourists— it quintessentially Italian - Veneto. Well taken care of, clean and full of life: economically, culturally and historically. The sights are breathtaking. The food is exceptional.
A beautiful city with interesting museums and Palladian architecture. Attending the theatre/opera house is a wonderful experience. It's well connected by rail and compared to the nearby tourist centers, it is quiet with the train station a ten minute walk through parkland from the center.
There many old towns in Italy and lots of them are absolutely fascinating to visit. But Old Town vincenza is worth the walk, the Look, and the aromas of flowers, food and wine are making this one of my favorites.
Vicenza is a charming town with some great architecture as it is the birth place of Venetian architect Andrea Palladio (1508–1580) but refreshingly without a lot of tourists; I recommend it as good base to use to explore other cities in the Veneto i.e Verona, Venice and Padua.
Beautiful and charming city. Easy to navigate. Great city to sit in a cafe and enjoy the atmosphere and the people going by. The trattoria olimpico might be the highlight of the 22 day trip. Not to be missed!
Vicenza is a pilgramage town for Architects (I am one), being the home town of Andrea Palladio. The Palladio Museum is located just off Corso Palladio in one of his palazzos; his Teatro Olimpico and Palazzo Chiericati sit across from eachother on Corso Palladio, too. Then there's his Basilica on Piazza dei Signori and a short walk outside of town, Villa La Rotunda and Villa Valmarana ai Nani. There are good restaurants, galleries and churches to see and explore; a totally walkable town; nothing is far away. And then there is just sitting in the Piazza with a good cappuccino
“Excellent wifi. Nice ambience inside the hotel. Cleanliness and welcome by staff. ”
“It's a small calmed hotel, the terrace was really nice and the room really clean. Nice and comfy bed and a/c worked perfectly.”
“We ate dinner at the restaurant and it was amazing food and wine for a great value. The staff was phenomenal. It is conveniently located next to a mall if you forget anything or need snacks etc. I highly recommend this place for American tourists. Vicenza is a great place to visit.”
“It was a special experience to stay in Palazzo Valmarana Braga, one of the most important Palladian palazzos in Vicenza, the city of Palladio. The location is right in the center of the network of historic streets. The apartment was huge and had everything we needed and more, including a kitchen and a terrace. Rafaela Braga took us on a tour of the building, including its amazing ceremonial rooms, and explained its history.”
“Excellent B&B:great location, very warm, helpful and caring hosts. We enjoyed our room with a balcony, the breakfast and a free parking just outside the entrance door. Travelling without GPS after dark we were lost in the Old Town. Our hosts went out of their way to help us find the way to their home/B&B. We loved Vicenza, especially Teatro Olympico and the Old Town with a lot of Palladio designed buildings.”
