The structure of the villa follows the typical "U" pattern common in the architecture of the Lombard villas of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, in which two lateral bodies of lower height lean against a very high main central body, enveloping the visitor at the  large entrance courtyard.  The villa is accessed by passing a large gate and crossing the space of the main courtyard in the center of which is the large entrance fountain.  The architectural style of the entire complex is decidedly neoclassical.  This can be seen not only by the austere, deeply geometric lines that draw the external facades of the building, but also by other elements widespread in all the spaces of the villa, such as the large columns of the main atrium (which are found beyond the precious gate in  wrought iron that separates this space from the outside), the architectural decorations present (such as the inscription that bears the date of the end of construction of the villa located above the vestibule), the neoclassical temple placed in the park and the iconography of the wall paintings  that decorate the spaces of the rooms on the ground floor, immediately after the entrance hall, and of some rooms on the upper floors now occupied by the municipal offices.

Complete itinerary about 1h30 min

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