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rebuilt the villa and gardens starting in 1634. The unusual facade has two wings flanking a central portico with thin double columns, accessed by a double ramped stairwell. In 1675 the property was acquired by
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The villa was initially constructed in the 16th century by the
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touches such as statuary and a roofline balustrade. However, the gardens and fountains/water works were theatrical masterworks designed by
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owned by this family, the villa underwent major refurbishment under the guidance of the architect Giusti, provided with
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The villa and the gardens have been modified in the following centuries. The gardens acquired a more
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and less formal layout. The gardens still retain scenic setpieces with grottoes.
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is a country palace and gardens located in
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The villa and gardens are open to tours. It lies close to
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