Villa Bardini (ancient Villa Manadora) dates back to the 1600s, and is an exhibition center and home to the Capucci Museum and the Annigoni Museum. It is surrounded ... read more
Villa Bagatti Valsecchi was built in 1878, by Fausto and Giuseppe Bagatti Valsecchi on the site of an existing farmhouse from 1721. The Villa is surrounded by a lush ... read more
Villa Arvedi, built mid-17th century, was designed by the architect Giovanni Battista Bianchi. The villa contains beautiful frescoes from Dorigny, Paolo Farinati, Sante ... read more
Villa Arconati was built, during the 17th and 18th century in Baroque style, for the Arconati family. After 1772 it was further embellished by the Busca family. Today it ... read more
Villa Demidoff, the Medici Villa of Pratolino, was also one of the Medici estates and bought in 1568 by Franceso I de Medici. It was the largest estate of the Medici ... read more
Villa Poggio Torselli, dating back to the 15th century, is a completely restored property with magnificent gardens in Italian-English style. read more
Villa & Garden Peyron is an early 20th construction, made by Angelo Peyron and his son Paolo. The property consists of a mansion, surrounded by a garden, park, woods ... read more
Villa Panza is an 18th century villa, expanded and embellished between 1829-183, containing a large collection of contemporary art. The villa is surrounded by a 3.3 ha ... read more
Venaria Reale, a former royal residence, is one of the largest palace complex in the world. The gardens ans its Baroque palace, beautifully decorated and with precious ... read more
The Vatican Museums, founded in the 16th century by Pope Julius II, are displaying in 54 galleries only a part of the immense art and sculpture collections, brought ... read more
Villa Barbarigo Pizzoni Ardemani, is a historical Baroque villa surrounded by one of the most beautiful historical gardens of Europe. The structure was designed by ... read more
The Uffizi Gallery, dating back to 1560 and commissioned by Cosimo I de' Medici, is today one of the best known museums in the world, housing the priceless Medici ... read more
Trauttmansdorff Castle, dating back to the Middle Ages, was brought back to life mid 19th century by Count Joseph von Trauttmansdorff, and later by Baron von Deuster, ... read more
The Vittoriale degli Italiani is the estate of the late writer, journalist and influencer of Mussolini, Gabriele d'Annuncio, where he died in 1938. The estate ... read more
The Sabauda Gallery, dating back to 1832 and since 2014 located in the Manica Nuovo (“New Wing”) of the Palazzo Reale, displays the art collections brought together ... read more
The Garden of Il Biviere, Villa Borghese, goes back to 1392, when the site was donated by the king to the Borghese family, who has owned it ever since. The garden a ... read more
The Galleria Nazionale della Puglia “Girolamo e Rosaria Devanna ”, housed in the 16th century Palazzo Sylos Calò, displays a magnificent collection of works of ... read more
The Archiepiscopal Museum, housed in the Archiepiscopal Palace (first and second floors), features numerous artworks that belonged to the ancient city cathedral and to ... read more
Stupinigi Palace is a former hunting lodge and residence of the House of Savoy, and presently house the Museo di Arte e Ammobiliamento, a museum of the arts and ... read more
Stibbert Museum is a 57 room villa, once the home of the rich art collector Frederick Stibbert (1838–1906), containing artefacts from all over the world, paintings, ... read more