Villa Conti Cipolla represents one of the best examples of liberty architecture of the northern province of Mantua of the nineteenth century.
Built around the mid-1800s, it belonged to the Ceola family, of the noble order of Verona.
After the Second World War, the Villa often changed ownership until around the mid-seventies it was completely abandoned.
Only in the nineties the Villa has been rediscovered and restored to its former glory, after 5 years of careful renovation work.

Inside, the Villa consists of different scenarios one from the other; in fact the meticulous restoration was not limited to bringing to light the magnificent frescoed rooms, but with painstaking patience, it recreated the enchanted atmosphere of the old mansions.