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Nestled into the Veneto region, Vicenza is a lovely Italian city located between Milan and Venice. This thriving northeastern locale has a rich history and culture filled with art galleries, churches and so much more. The Museo Civico is situated in the Palazzo Chiericati, and displays a collection of paintings that come mostly from northern Italy. Vicenza is also home to many landmarks by the famous architect Pallaido. Some of his beautiful creations include the Basilica Palladiana, Loggia del Capitanio and Teatro Olimpico. ... Read more »

In Vicenza, the Piazza dei Signori is a beautiful square that is anchored in the centre by a large 19th century statue of the poet Dante. Visitors coming from under the Arco della Costa will be facing the Scaligeri residence from the 13th century. To the left, behind Dante, Loggia del Consiglio is a masterpiece that showcases true Venetian Renaissance style architecture. Here, visitors will find local shops and cafes to grab a bite of real Italian food all while taking in the gorgeous scenery. From piazzas to pizzas, Vicenza is a must-see destination when travelling to Verona in northern Italy.

When To Go

The best time to visit northern Italy will actually depend on what is on the itinerary. During the winter skiers flock to the Dolomites in February and March, however those with a sunny attitude prefer the Riviera for summer vacations. As for those coming specifically to Vicenza, tourists will enjoy coming during the months of May through September when the days are warm and the evenings are perfect for a nighttime stroll through the city.

May through September: Average daily high 26°C (79°F)
October and November: Average daily high 18°C (65°F)
December through February: Average daily high 6°C (42°F)
March and April: Average daily high 13°C (55°F)

Getting There

Travelling to northern Italy by train is a great option for visiting and touring major sites. Most towns in this region generally have their own train stations. Major hubs include Genoa, Turin and Milan. The Vicenza Railway Station is part of the Milan-Venice Railway, which has two lines to Schio and Treviso.

By air, the most convenient airports for reaching Vicenza are Treviso Airport, Venice Marco Polo and Verona. If arriving at Marco Polo Airport, there are buses to Mestre where a train can then take you to Vicenza.

Vicenza and the surrounding area is well connected by long-distance bus routes. As for local buses, these are a great way to sightsee and get around the area, especially if you are not in a hurry. For seeing the city centre of Vicenza, walking is always the best option.

Train – Take the Milan-Venice Railway
Plane – Arrive at the Treviso Airport, Venice Marco Polo or Verona, then go by bus or train
Bus – Long-distance bus from most major cities in Italy and local buses for sightseeing; once in Vicenza, just walk

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