Villa Valmarana is a noble residence still inhabited and managed by the ancient homonymous Vicenza family. It is an architectural complex built from the mid-sixteenth century that preserves the largest cycle of frescoes of the Italian eighteenth century made by Giambattista and Giandomenico Tiepolo in 1757. The interior structures, the Palazzina and the Guest House, are surrounded by numerous style gardens and a Forest, freely accessible.