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List of Villas

The Baroque façade of Villa Torrigiani in Camigliano. An ochre-colored plasterwork featuring architectural decorations in pietra serena and white limestone statues. Above the roof is a belvedere crowned with statues. In front of the villa is an English-style lawn, and to the side are large leafy trees.

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Villa Torrigiani

Panoramic view from above of the green garden of Villa Reale di Marlia. On the left is the villa. In front of the villa is the English lawn, and to the rear is the water theater with statues and fountains. In the center is the laurel avenue leading to the Clock Tower, and on the left is the fishpond with the lemon grove. Surrounding the garden are the olive groves.

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Villa Reale

A detail of the Villino Puccini in Viareggio with Art Nouveau decorations and a garden with pines and laurels.

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Villa Puccini in Viareggio

The facade of the Neo-Renaissance-style Villa Puccini in Chiatri, surrounded by a garden. It is built of red brick with mullioned windows with white columns and brick and white marble arch decorations. The two-story villa is accessed by an external staircase with a small terrace.

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Villa Puccini in Chiatri

The south facade of Villa Oliva, in neoclassical style, and its garden. At the center of the villa's facade is an entrance portal surmounted by a small terrace. In the foreground is a fountain with a statue of a cherub and an English lawn with boxwood bushes and flowers.

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Villa Oliva

Vila Mansi is immersed in its green park. The neoclassical villa features a double staircase leading to the Serlian loggia on the main floor.

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Villa Mansi

Villa Grabau di San Pancrazio is immersed in the greenery of the park, beneath a blue summer sky. In the foreground are flowering bushes and grasses. Large trees flank the sides, and in the center, in the background, is the villa with a loggia and arches on the lower level and windows on the two upper floors.

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Villa Grabau

Villa Ginori Lisci in Massaciuccoli, in a park of palm trees and other aquatic plants. The building is in neo-Gothic style, made of red brick with mullioned windows and white marble decorations.

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Villa Ginori-Lisci

The north facade of Villa Bottini, nestled in the park. A grand pietra serena staircase leads to the main floor, which features five large arched windows. The upper floor features rectangular windows, and a small belvedere above the roof.

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Villa Bottini

Villa Bernardini di Vicopelago in spring, among the treetops of the garden. The villa is a three-story cubic volume. The ground floor features a portico with three arches. On the main floor, there is a small terrace adjacent to the atrium.

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Villa Bernardini