Villa La Rotonda is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture located near Vicenza, Italy. Designed by renowned architect Andrea Palladio around 1567 for the priest and humanist Paolo Almerico, the villa is famous for its perfectly symmetrical design and central circular hall with a domed ceiling. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and offering panoramic views of the Veneto countryside, it is considered one of Palladio’s most influential works and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.