The countryside surrounding Orgiano has much to offer: cycling itineraries and hill-walking, visits to ancient mills and vineyards producing excellent wines. The Villa and its grounds constitute an important rural complex, rich in the history of past centuries. For more than twenty years we have welcomed visitors from home and abroad, architects and school groups, united by their interest in parks and gardens. All visits to the interior of the villa are accompanied by specialist staff and last approximately one hour. Visitors are free to visit the park and garden without a guide. For school parties, special visits to the villa and to the Museum of Daily Life and Work may be booked in advance.
Villa Fracanzan Piovene is open to the public every SUNDAY and on PUBLIC HOLIDAYS from 3 to 7 pm.
The entrance ticket includes a guided tour of the Villa and its collections. For groups, the Villa can be visited every day by appointment.
You can plan your visit by purchasing tickets online, via the widget at the bottom of this page, or at the ticket office upon arrival.
Groups of over 20 persons
All year round by appointment
Individual visits
Sunday and Public Holidays from 1 April to 31 October from 15.00 to 19.00
Winter closing
1 December – 31 January
Summer closing
20 July – 20 August
Full ticket
Groups of over 20 persons
Infants and children aged 6 -14
Family groups of 5 or more persons
Teachers accompanying school groups, disabled and children aged less than 6
€ 10.00
€ 8.00
€ 7.00
€ 30.00
Free
There are several other Palladian villas nearby: Villa Pisani at Bagnolo di Lonigo (Palladio); La Rocca Pisana at Lonigo (Scamozzi); Villa Pojana at Pojana Maggiore (Palladio); Villa Saraceno at Finale di Agugliaro (Palladio); and at Vicenza, la Rotonda (Palladio) and Villa Ai Nani (with frescoes by G.B. and D. Tiepolo). The Benedictine Abbey of Praglia and the walled cities of Este, Montagnana and Soave complete a fascinating tourist itinerary.