VicenzaCard: what it includes and how to use it to visit Vicenza

Discovering Vicenza has never been so easy: with the VicenzaCard you have an essential City Pass at your disposal to experience the city without stress and saving on entry to the main attractions, including museums, monuments and affiliated experiences. Cumulative cards such as the VicenzaCard are a convenient and innovative method that allows visitors and tourists to access the city's cultural treasures quickly and easily and to better organize the visit period.

The Card to visit the city of Vicenza in this case gives access to 11 sites and is valid for 8 days from the date of issue. There is also the 4 museums Card, always valid for 8 days and which gives access to 4 sites of your choice from the 11 that are part of the museum circuit. In this way it is possible to select 4 relevant sites in Vicenza, ideal if you have little time available. Let's see together which cultural sites are not to be missed with the VicenzaCard and how to proceed with the purchase.

What to see with the VicenzaCard: all sites included

The VicenzaCard is a single cumulative ticket that includes a single passage for each of the 11 sites of the Vicenza museum circuit. This ticket costs 20 euros for the full price and 15 euros for the reduced price and for residents of Vicenza and its province.

The 4 museums Card instead costs 15 euros for the full price and 13 euros for the reduced rate and for those who reside in Vicenza and its province and wish to visit 4 attractions chosen from those available. Both cards can be purchased at the ticket offices located at the Teatro Olimpico, the Gallerie d'Italia, the Palladium Museum , the Diocesan Museum and the Palladian Basilica. All sites are closed on Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly.

The cultural sites of Vicenza included in the Card are therefore:

• The Olympic Theater of Vicenza
• The Civic Museum at Palazzo Chiericati
• The Church of Santa Corona
• The Naturalistic-Archaeological Museum
• The Galleries of Palazzo Thiene
• The Museum of the Risorgimento and the Resistance
• The Gallerie d'Italia at Palazzo Leoni Montanari
• The Diocesan Museum
• The Palladio Museum
• The Palladian Basilica (exhibitions excluded)
• The Jewelery Museum

The sites not to be missed in Vicenza

The sites included in the Vicenza museum circuit represent essential stops for exploring the cultural and artistic history of the city. The Olympic Theater designed by Andrea Palladio, who died before seeing the project realised, was inspired by the Roman theaters in the Vitruvian description. The Palladian Basilica is one of the most interesting sites created by the young architect who uses the name Basilica as in ancient Rome the place of management of politics and business was called.

Palazzo Chiericati , where the Civic Museum is located, is also To learn more about Palladian life and events, the Palladium Museum takes you on a discovery of Palladian masterpieces from across the Veneto region.

Not only Palladio, in Vicenza you can visit an interesting Museum of the Risorgimento and Resistance at Villa Guiccioli, which collects historical memories ranging from Napoleon's Italian campaign to the Second World War and the fight for liberation.

Visiting Vicenza: let's take stock

Vicenza is a beautiful city with secrets waiting to be discovered, to reduce the budget of the visit and thus be able to stay a few more days the VicenzaCard is an opportunity not to be missed! Among other options, the possibility of booking an apartment online in advance which gives maximum freedom to travelers and helps reduce the costs of overnight accommodation is certainly the best choice to make.