Villa Pallavicino

Villa Pallavicino is a stately residence in Busseto that blends Renaissance and Rococo architectural styles. The structure displays symmetrical proportions, well-balanced interior spaces, and ornate decorative details throughout.

Construction of the residence began in the 1510s as a summer home and underwent modifications through the 19th century. These changes over several centuries reflect shifting architectural preferences of its owners.

The villa now hosts an exhibition dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, displaying original stage designs and representations of his operas through interactive displays. Visitors experience the connection between the composer and Busseto through these materials.

The residence is open to visitors through guided tours with audio guides available in several languages. These tools provide detailed information as you move through the rooms.

The interior rooms feature allegorical frescoes by artists including Evangelista Draghi and Ilario Spolverini, complemented by elaborate stucco decorations. These artistic works on walls and ceilings remain visible and shape the character of each room.

Location: Busseto

Inception: 2009

Architectural style: Renaissance architecture, Rococo architecture

Address: Via Ferdinando Provesi, 35, 43011 Busseto PR

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

GPS coordinates: 44.97776,10.03711

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03