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The World Heritage site includes the following villas:
| # | Name | Location | Province | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 712-001 | City of Vicenza including 23 buildings by Palladio | Vicenza | Vicenza | 45°32′57″N 11°32′58″E / 45.54917°N 11.54944°E / 45.54917; 11.54944 (City of Vicenza) |
| 712-002 | Villa Trissino | Cricoli, Vicenza | Vicenza | 45°33′55″N 11°32′49″E / 45.56528°N 11.54694°E / 45.56528; 11.54694 (Villa Trissino) |
| 712-003 | Villa Gazzotti Grimani | Bertesina, Vicenza | Vicenza | 45°33′13″N 11°34′30″E / 45.55361°N 11.57500°E / 45.55361; 11.57500 (Villa Gazzotti) |
| 712-004 | Villa Almerico Capra, «La Rotonda» | Vicenza | Vicenza | 45°31′54″N 11°33′36″E / 45.53167°N 11.56000°E / 45.53167; 11.56000 (Villa Almerico Capra) |
| 712-005 | Villa Angarano | Bassano del Grappa | Vicenza | 45°46′50″N 11°43′25″E / 45.78056°N 11.72361°E / 45.78056; 11.72361 (Villa Angarano) |
| 712-006 | Villa Caldogno | Caldogno | Vicenza | 45°36′26″N 11°30′24″E / 45.60722°N 11.50667°E / 45.60722; 11.50667 (Villa Caldogno) |
| 712-007 | Villa Chiericati | Grumolo delle Abbadesse | Vicenza | 45°30′16″N 11°39′12″E / 45.50444°N 11.65333°E / 45.50444; 11.65333 |
| 712-008 | Villa Forni Cerato | Montecchio Precalcino | Vicenza | 45°39′11″N 11°33′40″E / 45.65306°N 11.56111°E / 45.65306; 11.56111 |
| 712-009 | Villa Godi | Lonedo di Lugo Vicentino | Vicenza | 45°44′44″N 11°31′43″E / 45.74556°N 11.52861°E / 45.74556; 11.52861 |
| 712-010 | Villa Pisani | Bagnolo di Lonigo | Vicenza | 45°21′31″N 11°22′10″E / 45.35861°N 11.36944°E / 45.35861; 11.36944 |
| 712-011 | Villa Poiana | Poiana Maggiore | Vicenza | 45°16′54″N 11°30′03″E / 45.28167°N 11.50083°E / 45.28167; 11.50083 |
| 712-012 | Villa Saraceno | Agugliaro | Vicenza | 45°18′38″N 11°35′12″E / 45.31056°N 11.58667°E / 45.31056; 11.58667 (Villa Saraceno) |
| 712-013 | Villa Thiene | Quinto Vicentino | Vicenza | 45°34′22″N 11°37′47″E / 45.57278°N 11.62972°E / 45.57278; 11.62972 (Villa Thiene) |
| 712-014 | Villa Trissino | Sarego | Vicenza | 45°25′42″N 11°24′49″E / 45.42833°N 11.41361°E / 45.42833; 11.41361 (Villa Trissino) |
| 712-015 | Villa Valmarana | Bolzano Vicentino | Vicenza | 45°35′01″N 11°36′41″E / 45.58361°N 11.61139°E / 45.58361; 11.61139 (Villa Valmarana) |
| 712-016 | Villa Valmarana | Monticello Conte Otto | Vicenza | 45°34′58″N 11°35′40″E / 45.58278°N 11.59444°E / 45.58278; 11.59444 (Villa Valmarana) |
| 712-017 | Villa Badoer, «La Badoera» | Fratta Polesine | Rovigo | 45°01′48″N 11°38′46″E / 45.03000°N 11.64611°E / 45.03000; 11.64611 (Villa Badoer) |
| 712-018 | Villa Barbaro | Maser | Treviso | 45°48′20″N 11°58′48″E / 45.80556°N 11.98000°E / 45.80556; 11.98000 (Villa Barbaro) |
| 712-019 | Villa Emo | Vedelago | Treviso | 45°42′43″N 11°59′23″E / 45.71194°N 11.98972°E / 45.71194; 11.98972 (Villa Emo) |
| 712-020 | Villa Zeno | Cessalto | Treviso | 45°42′11″N 12°38′20″E / 45.70306°N 12.63889°E / 45.70306; 12.63889 (Villa Zeno) |
| 712-021 | Villa Foscari, «La Malcontenta» | Mira | Venice | 45°26′07″N 12°12′01″E / 45.43528°N 12.20028°E / 45.43528; 12.20028 (Villa Foscari) |
| 712-022 | Villa Pisani | Montagnana | Padua | 45°13′37″N 11°28′07″E / 45.22694°N 11.46861°E / 45.22694; 11.46861 (Villa Pisani) |
| 712-023 | Villa Cornaro | Piombino Dese | Padua | 45°36′14″N 11°59′57″E / 45.60389°N 11.99917°E / 45.60389; 11.99917 (Villa Cornaro) |
| 712-024 | Villa Serego | San Pietro in Cariano | Verona | 45°29′58″N 10°55′32″E / 45.49944°N 10.92556°E / 45.49944; 10.92556 (Villa Serego) |
| 712-025 | Villa Piovene | Lugo Vicentino | Vicenza | 45°44′48″N 11°31′36″E / 45.74667°N 11.52667°E / 45.74667; 11.52667 (Villa Piovene) |
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