villa almerico capra palladio rotonda near vicenza northern italy |
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| La Rotonda is much more than just a Villa. It has welcomed poets and artists, monarchs and statesmen, scholars and aesthetes, travelers and tourists from all around the world. To this day, 500 years after having been Designed by Andrea Palladio for Paolo Almerico, La Rotonda remains a place of pure beauty that inspires, enriches and lifts its visitors. Perhaps the most renowned of Palladio's works, La Rotonda Palladian has become a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994, along with the city of Vicenza and other palladian villas present in the area |
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