Caldogno is a town in the province of Vicenza, in the Northern Italian region of Veneto. It is an old town, dating back to before the 6th century. When visiting Caldogno, you must absolutely check out the magnificent Villa Caldogno, a villa built in the mid 1500s by Andrea Palladio, the most important architect of the Republic of Venice. Indeed, Villa Caldogno, like most of Palladio’s works, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Palladio gave birth to a particular architectural style, Palladian (or Palladiano, in Italian) that revived classical principles in contrast to the exuberant Renaissance style of the 1500s, and the Villa Caldogno is an excellent example of this style.

If you’re looking for something off the beaten tourist track to explore for a weekend, Caldogno may be the place for you. Visit EasyToBook.com to find any discount hotels Caldogno may offer; if not in Caldogno, cheap hotels can be found in the surrounding area. There may be a number of different types of hotels in Caldogno and in nearby towns, so read some reviews on Caldogno hotels before booking.