19th-Century Residence in a Panoramic Position

Built in the early 19th century by Francesco Tadolini for the Marquis Mazzacorati, the villa was originally intended as a sumptuous ballroom and reception space, in dialogue with the nearby Villa Aldrovandi ai Camaldoli, preserving its magnetic scenographic layout intact.

The harmonious and solemn neoclassical façade leads to a bright and airy interior, where the central hall frescoed by Gaetano Civoli rises like a theater of shapes and colors, guiding the gaze through spaces that express a refined aesthetic culture and cosmopolitan taste.

An iconic and timeless residence, where history, art, and architecture combine in absolute elegance, still capable of moving and surprising today.