Villa Ca’ Vendri

Villa Ca’ Vendri in Verona
Over the years, Villa Ca’ Vendri has hosted more than 600 couples for extraordinary weddings, including civil ceremonies. The 16th-century Villa boasts a magnificent Courtyard, grand staircases leading to the Loggia, and a central Hall, along with adjacent rooms, providing seating for up to 250 guests. There is also overnight accommodation available for the newlyweds and their friends.

Additionally, Ca’ Vendri offers an exquisite setting for business meetings and conferences. Whether it’s a day of work concluding with a celebration, a conference, an award ceremony or a convention, Ca’ Vendri provides the perfect backdrop.

Beyond the main ‘piano nobile’ floor with its impressive sixteenth-century roof truss, there is a meeting room that can welcome up to 80 people. The loggia and portico in front of the Villa offer ideal spaces for hosting aperitifs, cocktails or coffee breaks.

The expansive park and the 300-metre cypress-lined avenue offer breath-taking views of the hills and provide opportunities for romantic walks. Guests can also enjoy access to a golf driving range.

The history of Villa Ca’Vendri
Villa Ca’ Vendri, its design attributed to Sanmicheli, is located six kilometres from the centre of Verona, in Contrada Vendri, a name that is believed to derive from the god Venus. Roman traces are indeed very present throughout the Valpantena valley, which owes its name to the nearby early Christian Pantheon of Santa Maria in Stelle.

In the basement of the Villa, columns aligned with plinths and carved stones in the walls have been discovered, providing evidence of a previous construction.

Places of interest in the nearby
Verona (6 km), early Christian Pantheon at Santa Maria in Stelle (1 km), Monti Lessini, Erbezzo, Bosco Chiesanuova (30 km).