Villa Brasini, founded in 1925 by the creative flair of architect Armando Brasini, is a majestic neo-Baroque-style castle a stone’s throw from the Milvian Bridge.

The eccentric architectural conformation and the extraordinary decorations of the interior rooms contribute to making Villa Brasini an inimitable and out-of-the-ordinary place.

The entrance, located at the end of the driveway, leads to the villa’s three large rooms: first the “Hall of Columns,” followed by the “Hall of Greyhounds,” and finally the “Hall of Carriages.”

The three rooms are adorned according to the antiquarian and eccentric taste of architect Brasini: antique stucco and frescoes, precious marbles and ornate floors make the interior of the villa an extraordinary and unique place.

In the villa’s outdoor courtyard is a beautiful garden in which antique decorations and wonderful 100-year-old trees coexist, creating a magical atmosphere.