#villa nobiliare

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  Arco

  Arco - Villa Angherer - Sanaclero

  Villa Angherer, more commonly known as 'Sanaclero', was built in the second half of the 19th century by Giovanni Angerer, a wealthy lord of Innsbruck. It was he who bought the land…

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  Levico Terme

  Levico - Imperial Grand Hotel

  The Imperial Grand Hotel, an ancient holiday home of the Habsburgs, is immersed in a vast park of about 15 hectares in Levico Terme. It has a unique internal spa service in…

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  Mattarello

  Villa Bortolazzi

  About halfway between Trento and Rovereto, surrounded by the park and the avenues of the eighteenth century, the villa is accessible through the enclosed Italian garden with the regular scanning of the…

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  Villazzano

  Villa de Mersi

  Once isolated and decorated by an elegant park adorned with a statue, now surrounded by the building circle of the village of Villazzano, Villa de Mersi has its origins in the Middle…

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  Povo

  Villa Gherta

  The villa is part of a large plot of land, partly cultivated with vines, partly intended for parkland and partly left in the woods. It is located on the eastern hill of…

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  Roncegno

  Villa Gordon

  Villa Gordon was built as a hunting lodge in 1906 by the Austrian admiral Baron von Gerlach and his wife, the Venetian Countess Albrizzi. The furnishings and reception are very comfortable and…

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