Villa Pallavicino

Villa Pallavicino exemplifies Renaissance and Rococo architectural elements with its symmetrical design, proportional spaces, and ornate decorative details throughout the structure.

The construction of Villa Pallavicino began in the 1510s as a summer residence, with subsequent modifications continuing through the late 17th and early 19th centuries.

The villa contains an exhibition dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, presenting original scenery from Casa Ricordi and representations of his 27 operas through multimedia displays.

Visitors can access the villa through guided tours with audio guides available in four languages, offering detailed information about Giuseppe Verdi's life and work.

The interior spaces feature allegorical frescoes by Evangelista Draghi, Ilario Spolverini, and Pietro Rubini, complemented by Carlo Bossi's stucco decorations.

Location: Busseto

Inception: 2009

Architectural style: Renaissance architecture, Rococo architecture

Address: Via Ferdinando Provesi, 35, 43011 Busseto PR 43011 43011

Website: http://museogiuseppeverdi.it/it/esplora/villa-pallavicino.html

GPS coordinates: 44.97776,10.03711

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:08