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Golden Dusk of a Republic
It is dusk. The tall iron gate, decorated with curls and noble coats of arms, screeching open, welcomes you into a world of other times....
Aug 30, 20211 min read


A New Way to Explore
Palladian E-Bike Experience is the new idea of organized travel. You can move in total freedom through landscapes full of stories to tell. Leave comfortably from your accommodation, our partners already have your E-Bike waiting for you!
Aug 25, 20211 min read


A Coffee with the Beauty
It is not possible to visit Padua without a worthy stop in one of the cornerstones of its history: the legendary, it has to be said, Caffé Pedrocchi . The Pedrocchi is not just a bar, it would be reductive to call it that. It is a real rich, small and precious grain of what has always represented Italy and Beauty. Coffee here becomes a ritual and sipping it from an elegant service among the mirrors and paintings that adorn the rooms, becomes a real experience of taste an
Aug 24, 20211 min read


Architectural glasses
Villa Mosconi Bertani is one of the places of delight for lovers of good wine. Built around the 18th century, it holds within its walls the genesis of a pearl of enology: the Amarone Classico of Valpolicella. A temple dedicated to the culture of good wine, the complex includes a monumental cellar. A 22-hectare orchard, also called Villa Novare, from the name of the locality to which it belongs. Born from the brains and the will of the Fattori family, it was then sold to th
Aug 22, 20211 min read


A Theatre for Vicenza
A truly important legacy that of Andrea Palladio. We are not talking about his treatise The Four Books of Architecture, nor about the countless architectural wonders he designed during his career. We are talking about a particular building, a place of art and culture, a cradle of dreams and imagination: the Olympic Theater. A high-sounding name in which the architect poured all his love for the classic lines and the dogmas of ancient Rome, a symbol of harmony and geometric
Aug 21, 20211 min read


Our Palladian E-Bikes: Silvia
One of our Palladian E-Bikes is called Silvia. A name already dear to the ancient Romans: Virgil in his Aeneid calls Silvia the sister of Almone who, together with her brother, tames a deer. Silvia is the fictional object of Giacomo Leopardi's love, who dedicates poignant and delicate verses to her. But Silvia is also a Nymph, one of the protagonists of the story Aminta, by Torquato Tasso. The pastoral fable was a success in the main courts of Italy in the late 1500s, but th
Aug 18, 20212 min read


The Palladian course
It seems like a sort of an entirely Palladian curse not to see the end of what one's own geniality has finely drawn. It also happened at...
Aug 18, 20211 min read


Holy waters
The thermal buildings of the ancient Romans fascinated Palladio since his travels to Rome in the company of Trissino and were reused by...
Aug 16, 20211 min read


Behind golden bars
Villa Foscari, a high example of Palladian creativity on the banks of the Brenta river, enjoys a legendary aura that covers the stairways and columns and the rooms and windows of the building. Everything revolves around his nickname, La Malcontenta, around which many have created narratives more or less based on real facts. Certainly there are plausible explanations, such as the one that sees the site being called this way long before the Palladian building, due to the conti
Aug 16, 20212 min read

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