Villa Pisani

Culture

Villa Pisani, the “Queen” of the world – famous venetian villas, is one of the main tourist attractions in the Veneto Region. The fine villa of the noble Pisani family lies along the Riviera del Brenta, an ideal extension of Venetian Gran Canal on the land, 10 minutes away from Padua and 20 from Venice. In its 144 rooms doges, kings and emperors were welcomed and nowadays it is a national museum which conserves eighteenth and nineteenth century works of art and furniture, as Gianbattista Tiepolo’s masterpiece, The Glory of the Pisani family, a fresco on the ceiling of the ballroom. “Every step is a new sight and a new beauty”: thus described Villa Pisani garden an enthusiastic traveller in the nineteenth century. As in the past, the garden is enchanting with its flamboyant sights, original architecture, its famous maze, its valuable citrus fruit collection and its greenhouses with plants and flowers, “everything which gives pleasure to the sight and gratifies our taste”, as boasted Almorò Pisani.

Information

Opening hours
Open from Tuesday to Sunday.
Closed on working Mondays.
From 1st April till 30th September 2017
9.00am to 7.00pm (7.00-8.00pm only exit)
Villa+park+exhibition “the Grand Tour and the origins of 3D”
Ticket full price Euro 10.00
Ticket reduced price Euro 7,50 (18-25 years)
Park
Ticket full price Euro 7,50
Ticket reduced price Euro 5,00 (18-25 years)
Free entry for EU citizens under 18 years
Free admission every first Sunday of the month.
How to get here: From motorway A4: exit "Padova Est" to Ponte di Brenta
or exit "Dolo-Mirano" to Padova - Riviera del Brenta.
Via Doge Pisani 7 – 30039 Strà (VE)