Villa Manin

About

Villa Manin, located in Passariano di Codroipo, is an 18th‑century Venetian mansion that once hosted Venice’s last Doge, Lodovico Manin, and later figures such as Napoleon and Emperor Victor Emmanuel III. The estate now houses a museum of art and a sprawling historical park that spans the largest landscaped garden in Friuli‑Venezia‑Giulia. Its halls are lined with classical paintings, contemporary exhibitions, and artifacts that chronicle the region’s cultural evolution. Visitors explore a range of themed galleries—from the splendid chapel of Saint Andrea to a section devoted to the works of Caravaggio and contemporary artists—while the park offers a serene backdrop of flowering trees, lakes, and historic fountains. Each visit is a journey through the late‑Renaissance grandeur and the rich, layered history that shaped northern Italy.

Highlights

• 18th Century Venetian Villa
• Chapel of Saint Andrea
• Historic Sculpture Collection
• Serene Historic Park

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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