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VILLA MAGNANI GUIDOTTI |
- In the early 1600s, Enea Magnani began to transform the little, rustic cottage on
his family's property into a residential manor. Recently rennovated after centuries
of modifications, the building features an interior central loggia. The interiors
are embellished with pictorial friezes on the mezzanine, and mosaic ceilings. The
layout of the garden is also remarkable, designed in the late 19th century by Ernesto
Sambuy, the same landscape architect responsible for the plan of the Giardini Margherita
Public Gardens in Bologna. The great space along the banks of the Lavino River was
unfortunately severely damaged during the Germans' occupation of the villa.