Those who want to discover the beauty of the Veneto should certainly visit Vicenza and Bassano del Grappa. The town of Vicenza is one of the most important art centers of the region: among the most important features of the urban space there is the inventiveness of Andrea Palladio, who left as the main witness of his architectural genius the Palladian Basilica, overlooking the central Piazza dei Signori, and built in 1444.

Most of the monuments of Vicenza are linked to the figure of Andrea Palladio, except for cases such as the Basilica of Monte Berico, famous for its majestic dome, and dating back to the eighteenth century. Bassano del Grappa is one of the essential stages for those who want to get an overview of the most important places in the province of Vicenza. Its urban structure is characterized by the presence of numerous fascinating medieval buildings, including Ponte degli Alpini, whose original layout, rebuilt by Palladio in the sixteenth century, dates back to 1200.

From the point of view of food and wine a must-see in Bassano is the Grappa Museum, housed in the historic Poli Distillery, founded in 1898, and currently one of the major centers of production of the extremely valued liquor.

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