As of August 2025, the gardens and park of Villa Pisani are undergoing major restoration and redevelopment works. The construction sites, which will affect all sectors of the approximately 14 hectares of greenery, are the sign of a fundamental transformative phase, essential for Villa Pisani to once again fully express the magic of a dream that has been a reality for three hundred years on the banks of the Brenta Canal.

The accelerated execution of simultaneous interventions across the entire Park area, which is incompatible with visitor routes for obvious safety reasons, has necessitated the timely closure to the public of the monumental Park of Villa Pisani in Stra (VE), effective from Monday, September 22, 2025.

The Museum, in collaboration with public and private entities, will enhance the exhibition offerings and cultural initiatives already underway in the main villa building, where visitors can admire the wonders of the Tiepolo Ballroom and the Pisani family apartments, the works of Guarana, Amigoni, and Simonini, as well as the extraordinary vistas and refined Napoleonic rooms.