VITTUONE PRESTIGIOSA VILLA

The architect Francesco M. Richini, who designed this luxury villa near Milan, was "the most imaginative and most gifted Italian architect of the early seventeenth century" (Rudolf Wittkower). It is known to most for the "Pinacoteca di Brera" and for the many Milanese palaces and churches.
The villa has an imposing Baroque structure. You enter through a large porch which continues into the monumental staircase to access the main floor. The interior is characterized by large halls decorated with frescoes by "Nuvolone".
It hosted the court of Maria Teresa of Austria and still maintains its vocation as an exclusive residence and location for prestigious events.
On the back you can appreciate the privacy of the Italian garden with the spectacular fountain. Equally impressive are the large cellars for a total of 3800 covered square meters and 4500 square meters of garden.