Villa Rotonda

Villa Rotonda is a historic Renaissance villa designed by architect Andrea Palladio in Italy, completed in the late 16th century. It is renowned for its perfect symmetry and harmony, featuring a central domed hall surrounded by four identical facades, each with a classical portico. The villa’s design emphasizes balance and proportion, blending indoor and outdoor space, and reflects Palladio’s principles of classical architecture. Its elegant, timeless style has influenced Western architecture and remains a symbol of Renaissance ideals. Villa Rotonda is appreciated both as a private residence and an architectural masterpiece that showcases the beauty of classical inspiration.