At Villa di Maser, water is not just an element of the landscape: it becomes part of the design of Andrea Palladio, interacts with the architecture, and reappears in the scenes painted by Paolo Veronese.
The guided tour leads to the Nymphaeum, a space where nature, sculpture, and architecture meet, to understand the role of water in the organization of the Villa and in the life of the estate. The path continues through the frescoed rooms, in search of rivers, springs, reflections, and painted landscapes.
The guide helps to relate what is observed outside with what Veronese imagined on the walls. Real and represented elements call to each other, offering a less conventional interpretation of the Palladian complex.
