Not far from Venice, just a few steps from Cittadella, a city famous for its historic surrounding walls, in the green Venetian countryside, stands a large house, also known as “Palazzo,” Villa Bolzonella Cittadella Vigodarzere. An enormous brick building with simple lines, built and modified over a period ranging from the 1200s to the mid-1800s

The history, secrets, loves, and sorrows tied to this place are still preserved within this house, full of memories. Today, it is the ideal location for organizing private and corporate events, photo and film shoots, and guided tours.

The Villa, the garden, the Oratory, and the annexes of Bolzonella, declared a National Monument after World War I and protected on August 6, 1964, date back to the late 1500s and are later than the adjacent medieval tower dating from the 1200s.

It initially belonged to the Carturo family: Benvenuto da Carturo was commissioned by the Republic of Padua to build the walls of Cittadella (1220). From then on, he took the name Cittadella, as did his descendants.

Due to its strategic geographical location, the characteristics of its spaces, and its grand indoor and outdoor settings, it represents an unusual, fascinating, and charming place.

Suitable for private and corporate events, concerts and fashion shows, workshops, picnics, photo and film shoots.