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Villa Sola Cabiati boasts a unique and stunning display of beauty, from the carefully-preserved frescoes and stuccowork to the meticulously manicured gardens that encompass it.
Staying here is a truly exceptional journey through time. Originally established in the 16th century, the Villa was later acquired by the Dukes of Serbelloni in the 18th century and expanded in line with the popular Neoclassical style. Adorned with an array of historical treasures and masterpieces—including the very bed that Napoleon and Josephine Bonaparte slept in during their visit to Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan—the Villa stands as a testament to its glorious past on Lake Como. Every detail, from the original terrazzo floors to the frescoes crafted by students of Tiepolo and handmade Murano chandeliers, serves as a living reminder of its grandeur and magnificence throughout history.
