La Barchessa di Villa Pisani

The renowned 16th century architect Andrea Palladio, once described his impressive Villa Pisani, as a place “…where finally the tired soul from the turmoil of the city will find much restoration and consolation...” Located away from the bustling city, La Barchessa di Villa Pisani hotel is nestled in the lush gardens of Andrea Palladio’s 16th century Villa Pisani, a UNESCO World Heritage site and now National Museum. Often called the Queen of the world famous venetian villas, the National Museum flaunts impressive high ceilings, colourful frescoes and flamboyant architecture where “every step is a new sight and a new beauty.” The Villa was once home to the noble Pisani family, and staying in its La Barchessa di Villa Pisani, you will experience the luxury lifestyle of a noble yourself!

The 16th century residence is an enchanting oasis, harmoniously blending into its lush, stately surroundings its impressive façade radiates historic charm. The luxury rooms are in keeping with the historic opulence, yet encompass all the modern luxuries one could possibly desire. Enjoy a dip in the outdoor pool encircled by verdant vegetation creating a serene setting, or lose yourself in Villa Pisani National Museum’s stunning art work and garden maze. Alternatively make the most of the La Barchessa di Villa Pisani’s bike rental service and cycle along the glistening Riviera del Brenta.

Not far from Vicenza, boasting charming squares and architectural wonders, and Venice, the most romantic city in the world, there are an array of activities to indulge in. In terms of gastronomic offering La Barchessa di Villa Pisani does not disappoint. Osteria del Guà Restaurant serves delicious, authentic Italian gastronomy in an intimate ambience; sample their extensive wine, Prosecco and Champagne selection, and à la carte menu.

Sojourning at La Barchessa di Villa Pisani art and nature will transport you on a very unique voyage.