Villa Godi-Marinoni is an imposing 15th century structure erected by the count Godi on the ruins of a feudal Castle of the Count Bishop of Vicenza.
	The remaining structure includes the wine cellars and the massive stone walls, which enclose the main compound with terraces, a lemon orchard and an Italian garden.
The Villa is adjacent to the family noble chapel built in 1709, a beautiful example of the Venetian baroque style. The Marinoni Family has lived in the Villa since the 19th century.