Villa di Corliano

The mansion displays traditional Florentine Mannerist graffiti from the 16th century, featuring eagles, fruit crowns, flowers, and birds on its exterior walls.

The villa underwent a significant renovation in 1755 by architect Ignazio Pellegrini for the wedding of Maria Teresa Scolastica with Count Cosimo Agostini Venerosi.

The central hall contains a fresco named The Gods' Banquet alongside representations of months and zodiac signs created by painter Andrea Boscoli.

The estate includes accommodation options, an aristocratic chapel, a farm, an oil mill, stables, and a kaffeehaus spread across 4 hectares of private land.

The vestibule displays 18th-century marble busts of Roman Emperors, while the vault features a mythological scene of Paris giving Venus the fruit.

Location: San Giuliano Terme

Address: via Statale Abetone e Brennero 50, Rigoli

Website: http://dimorestoricheitaliane.it/node/245

GPS coordinates: 43.78050,10.42880

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:02