Vicenza  Province​

Latest update: 20 February 2022
​Containing 114 comunes (comuni) Vicenza Province in the region of Veneto has the city of Vicenza as its provincial capital.  It has a total population of 862,418 inhabitants and covers a total area of 2,722 km². 

​Aside from Treviso itself, some of the highlights of the province include Bassano del Grappa, Asiago and Marostica.
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Vicenza is a province located in the northeastern region of Veneto in Italy. The province's history dates back to ancient times, and it has been influenced by various civilizations throughout the centuries.

The city of Vicenza, the provincial capital, is known for its architectural masterpieces designed by the renowned Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. The region also has Roman and medieval heritage, adding to its historical significance.

Tourist Information: Vicenza Province is an attractive destination for travelers seeking a mix of history, art, and natural beauty. Here are some of the highlights and tourist attractions in the province:
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  • 1. Vicenza City: The city of Vicenza itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Palladian architecture. The Basilica Palladiana, Teatro Olimpico, and Villa Capra, also known as "La Rotonda," are some of the architectural gems designed by Palladio.
  • 2. Marostica: This charming town is famous for its unique chessboard square, Piazza degli Scacchi, where a human chess game is held every two years in September.
  • 3. Bassano del Grappa: Known for its picturesque medieval bridge, Ponte degli Alpini, and its famous grappa production.
  • 4. Asiago Plateau: A popular destination for hiking and skiing, offering stunning landscapes and the opportunity to taste delicious Asiago cheese.
  • 5. Berici Hills: An area of natural beauty with hiking trails, historic villages, and vineyards. The Abbey of Santa Maria in Alonte is a notable attraction in this region.
  • 6. Montagnana: A medieval walled town with well-preserved defensive walls and charming historic center.
  • 7. Villa Valmarana ai Nani: A beautiful Palladian villa with frescoes by Tiepolo, set in a scenic garden.
  • 8. Malo: Known for its textile industry and beautiful countryside, Malo offers a glimpse of traditional Italian life.
  • 9. Colli Euganei: A volcanic region with rolling hills, vineyards, and thermal spas, ideal for relaxation and wine tasting.
  • 10. Museums and Art Galleries: The province of Vicenza boasts several museums and art galleries, showcasing local history, art, and culture.
  • 11. Gastronomy: The province offers a variety of culinary delights, including traditional Venetian dishes, regional wines, and locally-produced cheese.
  • 12. Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, Vicenza Province hosts numerous events and festivals, celebrating its rich cultural heritage and traditions.
Provincia di Vicenza
Region: Veneto

Provincial capital: Vicenza
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Population: 854,962 (source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 2,722 km²

Comunes: 114

Province code: VI
Neighbouring provinces: Treviso, Belluno, Padua, Verona, Trento
Neighbouring region: Trentino Alto Adige/South Tyrol
Highlights: ​​Bassano del Grappa, Asiago, Marostica

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