Villa Widmann-Borletti was built by architect Baldassarre Longhena, upon commission of Ludovico Widmann in 1656, where a XI century Benedectine monastery previously laid its foundations. The somptuous and elegant residence of the Venitian Count soon became a summer retreat for nobles and artists. Among the most eminent guests, the famous comedy writer Carlo Goldoni, who wrote and staged in the Villa's theatre some of his famous comedies, sometimes even acting himself. The collection of 160 statues, standing in the huge Italian style garden, represent Greek gods and the zodiac signs and are of great historical interest. The most impressive statues, carved by Antonio Bonazza in 1742, are those representing the main characters of the Commedia dell'Arte. Such statues are framed by natural backstage made by hedges and turn into life during unforgettable son et lumière shows that can be performed upon request. A visit to the fascinating historical cellars should not be missed.

La Madoneta is an ancient country house, recently restored with great care and attention to detail by the family themselves, in accordance with age old tradition. The villa has been converted into 4 independent apartments, equipped with all of the necessary comforts. It is surrounded by the rich and lush countryside of the Alto Padovana (between Citadella and Padua) with beautiful landscaping and a haven of protected wildlife. The farm holidays are located inside Bolzonella, an important farm, producing cereals, fodder and milk. The Madoneta offers its guests a relaxing stay in an amazing natural setting, yet near to important places of cultural interest.