The Italian flag waves over Villa Sola Cabiati, a jewel of art on Lake Como!
The Villa is famous for its Tiepolo school frescoed interiors and for the bed where Napoleon Bonaparte is said to have slept with his wife Giuseppina.
Located in Tremezzo, Villa Sola Cabiati, an eighteenth-century summer residence once property of the Serbelloni, dukes of Milan, is one of the most beautiful and interesting villas on Lake Como.
Late Baroque, the main body of the villa was built in the early eighteenth century following the will of Duchess del Carretto.
It was then bought by Gian Galeazzo Serbelloni, who carried out the definitive transformation in neoclassical style.
Today, the amazing stairways, the marble balconies and the characteristic blue shutters that recall the waters of the lake, participate in a majestic but sober aspect.
The heraldic coat of arms of the Serbelloni dukes stands out on the large tympanum at the top of the Villa and their motto ("Villulae Quietem") 'the quiet of a small villa', engraved in the entrance invites you to days of peaceful relax.
The residence then passed to the Sola Cabiati counts and their descendants, never changing ownership.
Surrounded by an Italian garden arabesque, directly overlooking the lake. the garden is organized in four large parterres with flower beds that recall an embroidery pattern.
In 2017, Grand Hotel Tremezzo announced their partnership with Villa Sola Cabiati, opening its doors to all those who wish to live an aristocratic experience in an exclusive location for an unforgettable celebration, an event that wants to leave its mark and is perfect for a fairytale wedding!
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