Museo Diocesano Vicenza: A Testament to Art

The Museo Diocesano showcases a rich collection from late antiquity to the 18th century, located in the Bishop's Palace overlooking Piazza Duomo.

Founded recently, this museum features significant artifacts, including the remarkable Piviale dei Pappagalli, once belonging to Emperor Frederick II of Swabia, alongside the city's most important Longobard plates. Additionally, it presents an extensive collection of mineral spheres gathered by Bishop Pietro G. Nonis and a vibrant section dedicated to global art from Africa, Oceania, India, and South America.

Must-See Wonders

🟡 Unique Piviale dei Pappagalli

🟡 Important Longobard Plates

🟡 Archaeological Sites beneath Cathedral

Visitors can access the museum for free, making it an excellent destination for tourists, families, and historians interested in cultural heritage.