Villa Amalia

Villa Amalia features grand columns, symmetrical architecture, and spacious porches that extend across multiple levels of the architectural structure.

Architect Leopoldo Pollack designed this late 18th-century villa, which became part of the Italian national heritage through its preservation of neoclassical elements.

The villa represents the architectural preferences of northern Italian nobility, incorporating classical design principles with regional building techniques.

Visitors can reach Villa Amalia by taking a train to Erba station, followed by a short walk through the town center.

The estate contains olive trees that still produce oil, connecting the historical architecture with traditional agricultural practices.

Location: Erba

Architects: Leopoldo Pollack

Architectural style: neoclassicism

GPS coordinates: 45.81154,9.21318

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:40