There are more than 60 thousand enterprises in this city, most of which are small and medium-sized enterprises. Industrial categories are mainly machinery, textiles and leather, with a high degree of extroversion. About 35% products are exported to European and American markets. Italy's gold, silver and jewelry industry enjoys a high reputation in the world, and Vicenza is praised as "the city of gold" and "the city of jewelry" by international insiders. Vicenza International Gold and Silver Jewelry Watch Exhibition is hosted by the famous Fiera Di Vicenza in Italy, and it is held three times a year (65438+ 10, May and September). It is also known as the world's three major jewelry exhibitions with the jewelry exhibitions in Basel, Switzerland and Las Vegas, USA.

In Vicenza, you can visit at will. The railway station is on the south side of the city. You can take the bus 1, 2, 5 and 7 to reach Matteotti Square in the city center, which is very convenient. The walking time is about 10 minute. From the train station to Rome, Viale. After seeing the park, cross Corso andrea palladio, the largest street in the city, and then turn right to Matvodi Square. In one corner of the square, there is Palazzo chieri-cati-pinacote-ca, which is converted from a palace designed by palladio, and in the north corner of the square is Teatro olimpico, with a green courtyard decorated with exquisite statues. Come to the square again and walk to the street, which leads to Piazza dei signori in the visitor center. Towers (Torre bissara) and Parati's cathedral palladiana and other attractions worth seeing gather together. Then, you can come to Antonio Palladio Street, take a leisurely walk and enjoy the palace designed by Palladio and his disciples. A half-day visit to Vicenza is enough. This is a very small city. The information desk is located in Matwodi Square near the Olympic Theatre.

City alias

Vicenza, Vicenza, Savizi, Vicenza.

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Vicenza is located in the middle of Veneto, between Padua and Verona. It takes about 1 hour to walk from Verona and about 20 minutes to walk from Padua. It takes two to two and a half hours from Milan.

civic architecture

Terry Si Nuo Villa

Architect: André Palladio andrea palladio

Time: A.D. 1576 Building type: big house.

Construction method: bearing stone building climate type: Mediterranean climate

Architectural environment: rural architectural style: Italian Renaissance style

Chierichetti Palace

Chierichetti Palace is a rectangular building facing a square. This is a house specially designed for the important citizens of Vicenza. On the first floor and the general plan, there is an open veranda on the front of the building facing the square. The veranda on the first floor is 5 feet higher than the square, and it has 1 1 concave walls across the whole front. The five concave walls in the middle are slightly convex and separated by columns. There are four pillars at each corner of the protruding wall, which support the main room on the large plane, which protrudes from the front of the building to form two rows of loggia. Compared with the facade of the building, the end of the pavilion is a wall with an arched gap and pilasters on both sides. The pavilion is decorated with gorgeous Chiton and Ionian capitals and lintels, and the sculptures and urns on the eaves were added in the17th century.

Architect: André Palladio andrea palladio

Time: A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1580 Building type: big house.

Construction method: stone building, stone cutting climate type: Mediterranean climate

Architectural environment: architectural style of small cities: late Renaissance style

Description: Decorate the eaves with urns and sculptures.