Villa di Maser, also called Villa Barbaro, is a 16th-century villa located in Treviso. The building is on UNESCO's World Heritage list due to its architectonic and artistic importance. Situated in a historic wine estate, Villa di Maser is open for visitation all year round but does not offer any kind of accommodation. The visit highlights include six rooms with frescoes by Paolo Veronese, a wine tasting tour and an old carriage exhibition.
Villa di Maser
Via Cornuda 7
Maser 310101
Treviso, Italy
011-39-0423-923-004
villadimaser.it
Like Villa di Maser, La Rotonda is another of Andrea Palladio's architectonic masterpiece. Located in Vicenza, the villa resembles a Roman temple and is adorned with many statues. Also called Villa Almerico Capra Valmarana, La Rotonda is open to visitors daily, except on Mondays, and doesn't offer any overnight accommodations.
Villa Almerico Capra Valmarana
Via della Rotonda 45
36100 Vicenza, Italy
011-39-049-879-0879
villalarotonda.it
Located in Bellagio, by Lake Como, Villa Serbelloni is one of the oldest hotels in the area. It offers all the facilities of a five-star hotel, including a spa, a gym, tennis courts, a swimming pool and a private dock. Villa Serbelloni has two restaurants offering Italian dishes created by Chef Ettore Bocchia, which include agnolotti and a variety of other pasta dishes. During its more than 100 years of history, Villa Serbelloni has received famous guests that include Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, J.F. Kennedy, Clark Gable and Al Pacino, according to the hotel's website.
Villa Serbelloni
Via Roma 1
Bellagio 22021, Italy
011-39-031-950-216
villaserbelloni.com
