Villa Mussolini

The two-story seaside villa features thirteen original rooms, a south-side turret, and stands within 1,397 square meters of landscaped grounds in northern Italy.

Built in 1892 for Marquise Eugenia Beccadelli, the villa became Benito Mussolini's family summer residence in 1934 through a purchase by his wife Rachele Guidi.

The renovated villa now functions as a cultural center, hosting photography exhibitions including works by masters like Vivian Maier and Robert Capa.

Visitors can explore both floors of the restored villa, which reopened in 2005 after a one-million-euro renovation project funded by Cassa di Risparmio di Rimini.

The villa expanded to 27 rooms in 1940, with additional buildings constructed for Mussolini's children and guards that locals named 'furnarèin' for their discrete presence.

Location: Riccione

Inception: 1890

Official opening: 1890

Floors above the ground: 2

Address: via Milano ‒ Riccione (RN)

GPS coordinates: 44.00337,12.66018

Latest update: May 16, 2025 16:10