Nestling in the exquisite setting of its park full of tree species stands Villa Koch, magnificent palace of the ‘700 built in Neoclassical style with Liberty elements. Originally belonged to Count Carradori, became at the end of ‘800 the holiday residence of architect Gaetano Koch, one of the most famous Roman architects of the late nineteenth century who, enlarging the sides and leveling the elevations and the interiors, brought new architectural solutions.

 

Inherited, finally, in the mid ‘900 by the Family Monaldi has preserved intact over time, its charm and its original splendor as to be recognized as “historic and artistic heritage”.

 

She was recently chosen by the director Mario Martone as the location for the film set of Giacomo Leopardi “The Fabulous Young” (Il Giovane Favoloso).

 

Within a territory rich in history, Villa Koch is a place full of charm ideal for any occasion that requires style and privacy. Surrounded by a green park, offers multiple spaces and solutions for weddings, ceremonies, corporate and private events, cultural events and exhibitions.

Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer’s day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.

JOHN LUBBOCK