Descrizione
Villa Caprile, built by Marquis Giovanni Mosca in 1640 as his summer residence. This splendid palace has seen illustrious figures such as Casanova, Stendhal, Rossini and Leopardi pass through its corridors. Designed, in keeping with the tastes of the time, to be a source of joy and entertainment, as you stroll through the beautiful Italian-style garden you may still find yourself splashed by the sophisticated water features that amaze and bring a smile to unsuspecting visitors. Today, the villa is home to the A. Cecchi Agricultural Technical Institute, but it remains open to visitors throughout the summer, and on the first weekend in June it hosts ‘Caprile Illuminata’, a three-day event featuring concerts, readings and much more.
Villa Caprile, a hidden gem amongst the ancient trees of the Pesaro countryside, enchants with its understated beauty and authentic charm. Situated near Pesaro, this historic residence dates back to the 18th century and is a superb example of neoclassical architecture.
Surrounded by a lush park, the villa welcomes visitors with its elegant façade and balanced lines, a testament to the refined taste of the era. The spacious interior rooms, embellished with frescoes and period furnishings, tell stories of noble families and illustrious encounters that took place within its walls.
Villa Caprile, with its serene and secluded atmosphere, has witnessed centuries of local history and significant events, retaining its charm intact through the ages. Today, open to the public for guided tours, it continues to inspire wonder and offers a retreat of peace and beauty nestled in nature, far from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
