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Villa Saraceno

  • Writer: Palladian Routes
    Palladian Routes
  • May 25, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 7



I had learned in Rome that there was not always a need for great ornamentation and pomp for an architecture to be harmonious and important.



So chaste, Villa la Saraceno remains one of my favorites: every time I thought about the design of a new architecture, and especially the facade, I started with the character of the client, so that the villa would suit the owner's suit. In this case Biagio Saraceno - of an ancient Roman family - had recently taken on important public offices in the city, although he did not aspire to consider himself a prince like several other men I worked for.





Villa Saraceno is only one of the many reflections of the historical, cultural and artistic heritage that lives and breathes within our Palladian Lands of Beauty.If you wish to truly step inside, here below you’ll find the passage that continues your exploration



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