Ca'Scarpa

Ca' Scarpa is a Venetian villa located in Treviso, Italy, dating back to the 18th century.

It is an example of Baroque architecture, built for the Scarpa family and designed by the architect Francesco Maria Preti.

The villa features a central body with two floors, flanked by two lateral wings, and an arched portico on the north side overlooking a large Italian-style garden.

Inside, Ca' Scarpa is decorated with precious stuccos, frescoes, and antique furniture, including the central hall with a frescoed ceiling and the private chapel.

Currently, Ca' Scarpa is used to host temporary art exhibitions and other cultural events such as concerts, theater performances, and conferences.

Visitors can also tour the villa and its garden throughout the year, with the help of tour guides who provide insight into the history and art of the villa and the city of Treviso.

Map: Ca'Scarpa