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Vicenza, the town in the North of Italy has only 120,000 residents. Nevertheless, it is one of the country’s richest cities, and the graceful historic center overflows with not just ancient landmarks, trattorias and landmark cafés, but also with cool bars, modern, immaculate restaurants and designer boutiques. It is known for the opulent buildings designed by the 16th-century architect Andrea Palladio. The very famous Palladian Basilica and the Palazzo Chiericati, now home to an art gallery are two of them.Vicenza is a thriving global city, with a rich history and culture, with the Palladian Villas of the Veneto and Teatro Olimpico, and many more historical masterpieces listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994.

What concerns economy of the city, its surrounding territories are predominantly agricultural. Some of the major products are wine, corn, wheat, and olive oil. There are also silver mines and quarries of marble, sulfur, and copper. Vast industrial regions surround the city and extend extensively in both, western and eastern directions, with many textile and steel factories located in the Montecchio Maggiore. Premium sectors are the jewelry and clothing branches. Some of the well-known vicentino clothing brands include Diesel, Marlboro Classics, Marzotto, Bottega Veneta, etc. The commercial property for rent has a very attractive price compared to other cities in Italy. Besides, it is quite an adventure to do business in this hidden gem that has everything that big popular towns have regarding professionalism and structure.

Vicenza railway station forms a part of the Milan–Venice railway opened in 1846, and is also an intersection of two branch lines, to Schio and Treviso, respectively. Besides trains, there are many bus lines as well. Taxis are available as everywhere else. But the best thing with smaller towns is that you can still get easily to most of the places by walk or taking a moped or a bicycle.

As already mentioned, the streets and piazzas of Vicenza are filled with impressive works by Palladio. There is a stunning Villa Almerico Capra just outside the city, known as La Rotonda, and is also Palladio’s undisputed masterpiece, with fabulous interiors and frescoes. Nearby, the Teatro Olimpico, also by Palladio, copies a classic outdoor theater, but indoors. Italy is the place to be for foodies and gourmands. Treat yourselves to the Strada del Gusto. The numerous rows of food and wine will reveal the old flavors and exquisite specialties of this region, such as Asiago cheese or Baccalà alla Vicentina (dried codfish). But you will also find dozens of made in Italy-labeled products that are famous around the world for their quality and excellence.