Villa Molin, in Padua owes its name to the ambassador of the Venetian Republic Nicolò Molin, who in 1597 commissioned the famous architect Vincenzo Scamozzi to design his splendid country villa on the outskirts of the city of Padua.

Vincenzo Scamozzi, the great architect from Vicenza whom Wittkover defined as the intellectual father of neoclassicism, was the author of the Procuratie Nuove in Piazza San Marco, the wooden scenes of the Olympic Theater in Vicenza, and the first public museum in Europe, the Statuario della Repubblica in Venice.

The genius of Vincenzo Scamozzi shaped a villa of great formal rigor and geometric coherence. Its clear volumes stand out against the backdrop of the Euganean Hills and are reflected in the Battaglia Canal with monumental elegance.

The spectacular interior is a treasure trove of works of art, where the Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassicism harmoniously coexist. Villa Molin is surrounded by an Italian garden and a centuries-old park.

The villa can be visited with an innovative method of VideoGuide ART EXPERIENCE that allows for a personal and safe visit with the possibility of staying in the villa and park all afternoon to enjoy the beauty and harmony that historic residences and enchanted gardens can offer in safety and freedom.

We invite you to discover it virtually with one of the VideoGuides designed by Newtone architects - Marco Michele Rossi, accessible from home or on-site via QR code, which will also introduce you to some rooms not open to the public.

The villa is now used for events, as a film set, and for visits.