Villa Simonetta

The noble Renaissance Villas at the end of the fifteenth century have been used for many years in what is now called Claudio Abbado Civil Conservatory of Music, where churches of the same name and a golf course will be built in the future. During the Second World War, the building suffered considerable damage.

It's really spectacular, beautiful and quiet. Less tourists than in China

Depending on the architectural style of the railway track, it is still more powerful. It may be the repaired relationship. The two or three outer pillars are different from those of the first floor, which are so thick and dim in color. On the contrary, they make the white appear brighter. The three-storey Renaissance building is now a good place to rest, sometimes holding concerts and other small events.