Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Thomas Larabee (2 years ago)
The Teatro Olimpico is a 16th century masterpiece designed by the famous Architect Andrea Palladio. It wasn't completed until 1585, after his death. It's still in use today. Overlooked, by most tourists, in favor of the more famous cities of Verona, and Venice, Vicenza is well worth the visit. I was fortunate enough to be stationed here as a young GI in the 80's.
The Teatro Olimpico is a 16th century masterpiece designed by the famous Architect Andrea Palladio. It wasn't completed until 1585, after his death. It's still in use today. Overlooked, by most tourists, in favor of the more famous cities of Verona, and Venice, Vicenza is well worth the visit. I was fortunate enough to be stationed here as a young GI in the 80's.
Reagan Vadell (3 years ago)
Holy cow. This place is amazing. The set alone is worth the trip. Highly recommend visiting! You get a brief tour of the building learning about the history of how it was built and how it was salvaged during World War II. This is done on an iPad in whatever language you choose. Then you go into the theater itself for a light show. It’s breathtaking!
Holy cow. This place is amazing. The set alone is worth the trip. Highly recommend visiting! You get a brief tour of the building learning about the history of how it was built and how it was salvaged during World War II. This is done on an iPad in whatever language you choose. Then you go into the theater itself for a light show. It’s breathtaking!
Nicole Allen (3 years ago)
Such a hidden treasure. The architecture is amazing. I will definitely go back.
Such a hidden treasure. The architecture is amazing. I will definitely go back.
J Suarez (3 years ago)
It is simply outstanding, the first indoor theatre of the world. I could sit in the grades and look at the stage for ages! It is simply a masterpiece. The last work of Palladio who died before completion.
It is simply outstanding, the first indoor theatre of the world. I could sit in the grades and look at the stage for ages! It is simply a masterpiece. The last work of Palladio who died before completion.
Linda Martin (3 years ago)
There is an audiovisual show here to introduce the theatre. This remains an amazing sight in my view and the only thing missing is that you can't walk on the stage
There is an audiovisual show here to introduce the theatre. This remains an amazing sight in my view and the only thing missing is that you can't walk on the stage
