The front of the Villa, with a clear neoclassical style, extends over 60 meters in length. In front of it, like a large semi-circular terrace, there is the "Rotonda", a 3,000-square-meter garden at the top of the hill.

Entrance door of the Villa, the Hall of the Masks preserves inside the neoclassical frescoes and the original forniture, typical example of Napoleonic "First Consulate" style. This richly decorated room can also be used for the celebration of civil marriage.

Located between the Hall of the Masks and the Cloister, Octagonal Room holds a neoclassical decoration on top, with symbols coming from Enlightment mood. At the bottom, doors, lighting and pavement are in Liberty style, remodeled in 1905.

Chorus Hall (220 mq) is the upper part of the internal church of the Monastery, decorated with frescoes painted by B. Luini and his school from 1520 onwards. The church after 1798 was trasformed into a granary but still keeps the atmosphere of Renaissance with incredible colours.

CHORUS HALL. The arabesques of the nine-meter-high vault envelop the bride and groom and their guests in a unique setting, even in the evening and at night

THE CLOISTER presents 600 square meters uncovered in the center and, on the four sides,
a covered porch of 400 square meters. Ideal for an outdoor aperitif with tables and chairs:
in case of rain, the covered arches can accommodate more than 300 people

THE CLOISTER. The uncovered part of the Cloister, of 600
square meters, from April to October is ideal for an
open-air buffet aperitif with chairs and supporting tables.

LIMONERA. The Limonera is the space created on the lower floor of the ancient Choir of the monastery: 180 square meters divided by two rows of large columns. Ideal for dancing until late at night and for winter aperitifs with chairs and supporting tables

THE LIMONERA. Thanks to the colored LED lighting, it is
possible to obtain particular chromatic effects on
the ancient walls of the Limonera.