Villa Pisani is always beautiful!!

Hello friends of this wonderful community!

Today, I wanted to share with you some photos I took last month and tell you about a place that I think is very interesting from a tourist perspective. This coming Sunday, you’ll have the chance to visit it completely for free because, in Italy, on the first Sunday of every month, you can enter all museums for free—or at least those that participate in this initiative.

Among them is Villa Pisani. In my opinion, it is one of the most beautiful Venetian Villas. It is located in Stra, in the province of Venice, and was built in the 17th century by the noble Pisani family. You'll have the chance to visit it for free and explore all 14 rooms, or maybe even more if I remember correctly. I had the opportunity to visit it just last month—whenever there’s free admission, I always take advantage of it for a tour!

Normally, the entrance fee to this place is €12, or you can choose to enter only the park for €6. Unfortunately, a large part of the park is not in great condition, and there used to be a Coffee House, which has now closed. However, it is still a very beautiful park, and maybe in the coming months, it will be even better.

The interior is stunning because there are several rooms open to visitors, including those that hosted Napoleon, as well as Mussolini and Hitler, since an important historical meeting took place here.

The villa is easily accessible from both Padua and Venice, along the Riviera del Brenta, so getting there is not difficult at all.

For those who prefer public transport, there is a bus that stops right in front of the villa, departing from both Padua and Venice. So, if someone is planning to visit Venice or Padua—both amazing tourist cities—they also have the chance to visit this villa, which I personally believe should not be missed!

Thank you all for taking the time to read this post. See you next time!