Museo Civico di Palazzo Chiericati
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domiair1
意大利米兰81 条分享
2024年8月 • 独自旅游
Very nice building and prepared staff, the flaws that I personally found .. the staff follows you continuously as if you wanted to steal something at all times and the collation while beautiful is not among the best in the city
撰写日期：2024年8月13日
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Alessandro S
意大利博洛尼亚4,639 条分享
2024年4月 • 好友
The museum has many rooms and I must say that in addition to a decent art gallery I was enchanted by looking at some very beautiful stuccoed ceilings.
撰写日期：2024年5月5日
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inspecteurcanardo
法国沙朗通桥674 条分享
2023年10月 • 夫妻情侣
Beautiful museum in a very beautiful location.
The museum pieces are well presented.
A beautiful place to discover.
A nice visit
The museum pieces are well presented.
A beautiful place to discover.
A nice visit
撰写日期：2023年10月26日
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Uday T
英国伦敦1,926 条分享
2022年9月 • 好友
We had sat outside the building and we thought it was a glorified civic office. We visited it on teh second day having found out it was a gallery
A lot to see between 2 wings and 2 floors
As ever some of the displays are wonderful, some not so interesting, but overall a really great place to visit
A lot to see between 2 wings and 2 floors
As ever some of the displays are wonderful, some not so interesting, but overall a really great place to visit
撰写日期：2023年8月31日
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Tommaso612
意大利罗马535 条分享
2023年5月
In the mid-16th century, Count Girolamo Chiericati commissioned Andrea Palladio to design a prestigious noble residence, to be built in Vicenza on the right bank of the Bacchiglione. The count had great admiration for the architect: a few years earlier he had strongly insisted that the local authorities choose Palladio's project for the renovation of the Palazzo della Ragione.
To make room for the new building, some old houses owned by the client were demolished. The count died a few years after the work began; his son Valerio concentrated above all on the decoration of the internal rooms, so in 1580, when Palladio also passed away, the external parts were still far from being finished. Due to wars, lack of funds and other various problems, the palace could only be completed a century later. However, thanks to the detailed drawings left by the great artist, his successors were able to scrupulously respect his wonderful project.
In the 19th century the municipality of Vicenza purchased the palace from the Chiericati family, restored it, demolished some nearby buildings to improve its usability and made it the seat of the prestigious Civic Museum which still occupies the structure today. The great historical and artistic value of the building was recognized by UNESCO, which in 1994 included it in its list of World Heritage Sites.
The general appearance of the building recalls the eclectic Renaissance style of the famous Palladian villas. The sumptuous façade is divided into two levels, both dominated by as many rows of columns with Doric (bottom) and Ionic (top) capitals. A central forepart, not too pronounced, admirably interrupts the rhythm of the façade which would otherwise be rather monotonous. On the upper level the forepart is enriched with a harmonious series of five windows with alternating gables (sometimes triangular, sometimes lunette) surmounted by small square windows. On the sides of the facade, still on the upper level, there are two airy loggias which extend onto the lateral sides through splendid round arches. A substantial stringcourse adorned with a pillared balustrade separates the lower level from the upper one, while a splendid cornice embellished with wisely alternating statues and pinnacles crowns the entire façade. A base about one meter high (similar to that of Greek temples) gives prominence to the entire building, while protecting it from the frequent flooding of the nearby watercourse. At the entrance, a wide staircase allows you to easily overcome the difference in height.
The rooms of the Civic Museum host a rich collection of paintings and sculptures, mostly from the Venetian school, gradually enriched both by the continuous bequests of local noble families and by works from nearby churches where they could not be considered safe. I cannot go into a long list of all the masterpieces on display here; I limit myself to mentioning the paintings of Paolo Veronese (Madonna and Saints), Giovan Battista Tiepolo (The Immaculate Conception), Tintoretto, Cima da Conegliano, Canaletto. Among artists not from the Venetian school I mention Anton Van Dick and Hans Memling. For those interested, I would also like to point out an exhibition of ancient coins and an interesting collection of vintage toys.
As regards visiting hours and entrance ticket prices, I recommend you consult the websites dedicated to the structure.
To make room for the new building, some old houses owned by the client were demolished. The count died a few years after the work began; his son Valerio concentrated above all on the decoration of the internal rooms, so in 1580, when Palladio also passed away, the external parts were still far from being finished. Due to wars, lack of funds and other various problems, the palace could only be completed a century later. However, thanks to the detailed drawings left by the great artist, his successors were able to scrupulously respect his wonderful project.
In the 19th century the municipality of Vicenza purchased the palace from the Chiericati family, restored it, demolished some nearby buildings to improve its usability and made it the seat of the prestigious Civic Museum which still occupies the structure today. The great historical and artistic value of the building was recognized by UNESCO, which in 1994 included it in its list of World Heritage Sites.
The general appearance of the building recalls the eclectic Renaissance style of the famous Palladian villas. The sumptuous façade is divided into two levels, both dominated by as many rows of columns with Doric (bottom) and Ionic (top) capitals. A central forepart, not too pronounced, admirably interrupts the rhythm of the façade which would otherwise be rather monotonous. On the upper level the forepart is enriched with a harmonious series of five windows with alternating gables (sometimes triangular, sometimes lunette) surmounted by small square windows. On the sides of the facade, still on the upper level, there are two airy loggias which extend onto the lateral sides through splendid round arches. A substantial stringcourse adorned with a pillared balustrade separates the lower level from the upper one, while a splendid cornice embellished with wisely alternating statues and pinnacles crowns the entire façade. A base about one meter high (similar to that of Greek temples) gives prominence to the entire building, while protecting it from the frequent flooding of the nearby watercourse. At the entrance, a wide staircase allows you to easily overcome the difference in height.
The rooms of the Civic Museum host a rich collection of paintings and sculptures, mostly from the Venetian school, gradually enriched both by the continuous bequests of local noble families and by works from nearby churches where they could not be considered safe. I cannot go into a long list of all the masterpieces on display here; I limit myself to mentioning the paintings of Paolo Veronese (Madonna and Saints), Giovan Battista Tiepolo (The Immaculate Conception), Tintoretto, Cima da Conegliano, Canaletto. Among artists not from the Venetian school I mention Anton Van Dick and Hans Memling. For those interested, I would also like to point out an exhibition of ancient coins and an interesting collection of vintage toys.
As regards visiting hours and entrance ticket prices, I recommend you consult the websites dedicated to the structure.
撰写日期：2023年8月17日
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nasty K
欧洲307 条分享
2023年5月
In 1550, Palladio began the design of the palace commissioned by Count Girolamo Chiericati. At that time, the current Piazza Matteotti was an island among the city's rivers, so Palladio designed Palazzo Chiericati on a small hill. As you can see, the entire first floor is occupied by a loggia. There are side loggias on the second floor. Now there is a "Museo Civico", which has a very decent collection of paintings. In particular, here you can see several paintings by Montagna, which is rare to be found in other museums, and even more rare by Buonconcillo, whose "Pieta" is considered a recognized masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance.
撰写日期：2023年6月27日
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Bernard
英国伦敦238 条分享
2023年4月
This is a wonderful museum with many good paintings. There was a special exhibition on when we went, which was a bonus. Good descriptions of the rooms on panels in every room, with english translations which made it really easy. The staff here were very helpful and welcoming.
撰写日期：2023年4月19日
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Michele C
意大利Cazzago San Martino2,352 条分享
2023年4月 • 夫妻情侣
Sito in piazza Matteotti, è un edificio rinascimentale. Progettato dall'architetto Andrea Palladio nel 1550 come residenza nobiliare per i conti Chiericati. Dal 1855 è convertito a museo con esposti più di 35 mila opere tra dipinti, sculture, grafica, giocattoli e arti applicate.
撰写日期：2023年4月18日
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Jaime Guajardo
智利瓦尔帕莱索5,707 条分享
2023年2月 • 夫妻情侣
Este palacio fue encargado en 1550 a Andrea Palladio por la familia Chiericati, una de las más influyentes de Vicenza durante el siglo XVI. Actualmente es Museo Cívico y pinacoteca, exhibiendo pinturas de grandes maestros especialmente del Venetto, tales como El Veronés y Benedetto Montagna, ente otros.
撰写日期：2023年3月26日
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Pietro Cambiaso
1,499 条分享
2023年2月
Anche palazzo Chiericati sede della pinacoteca di Vicenza è opera del Palladio. Il palazzo è bellissimo e le opere in mostra meritano una visita attenta magari con l'utilizzo delle audio guide e la disponibilità di 2 o anche tre ore di tempo - Avrei molte foto da pubblicare ma non mi è concesso!
撰写日期：2023年2月17日
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aggiungo che il sotterraneo, restaurato dopo l'alluvione del 2010, ospita spesso mostre, ma comunque vi sono visibili resti romani e sculture dello scultore contemporaneo, deceduto pochi anni fa, Nereo Quagliato.
撰写日期：2018年4月11日
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