Chiesa di Santa Corona

Il Palazzo Da Monte si trova nel contesto storico di Vicenza, in Veneto, e rappresenta un'importante testimonianza dell'architettura locale. Questa struttura è parte integrante della tradizione culturale della città e offre un affascinante sguardo sulla storia artistica e architettonica della regione. Il Palazzo ospita eventi e mostre, rendendosi così un punto di riferimento per la comunità e i visitatori. La sua posizione centrale lo rende facilmente accessibile, contribuendo a promuovere la cultura e l'arte nel cuore di Vicenza. Generated from the website

The Palazzo Chiericati has been the historic home of the Civic Museum since 1855 and now houses the city's collections of paintings, sculptures and applied arts from the thirteenth to the twentieth centuries. A masterpiece of Palladio's early maturity (1550), the building not only has decorations from that period but also holds important documents on Vicenza's art history. The Museum of Palazzo Chiericati reopened the Palladian wing on December 2013, after the restoration works. On the main floor, the visitor can enjoy the works of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, contemporary to the construction of the building. The attic hosts the Bequest of Marquis Giuseppe Roi: his personal collection of paintings, drawings and engravings from the fifteenth to the twentieth century, set in a charming display of house-museum. On the ground floor the visitor can admire, in a temporary exhibition, a selection of masterpieces of the collection not currently on display: Paolo Veneziano, Memling, Montagna, Fogolino, Sansovino, Tintoretto, Maffei and Pittoni. In the basement are located the works donated to the museum by the sculptor Nereo Quagliato.