Built just before the Council of Trento (1545-1563), it belonged to the prince-bishop Cristoforo Madruzzo, one of the leading figures of the period of the Council, who chose it as a summer residence where he entertained many illustrious people.
Several decades later, the villa became the property of his nephew, Cardinal Ludovico Madruzzo who, in turn, bequeathed it to the prince-bishop Carlo Gaudenzio Madruzzo. Lastly, the villa belonged to his successor, Carlo Emanuele Madruzzo. Here the history of the villa takes on a shade of pink because the bishop fell in love with lady Claudia Particella who would resided in the villa next door. An underground secret passage was built that allowed the bishop to discretely meet with his lover. The Pope refused Carlo Emanuele’s candidacy as cardinal because of his love affair. At his death (1658), also due to a nearby landslide, the building was abandoned and fell into disrepair.
In the mid-1800’s, upon those remaining ruins, Felice Mazzurana, an important industrialist in Trento, built the present classical style villa that his adopted son, Paolo Oss, the future mayor of Trento, enriched with various pieces of outdoor decor . The park is home to a Lebanese cedar tree that, according to an assessment by technical forestry engineers, is 400 years old. Cracked open by lightning 50 years ago, it was treated until completely healed.
Villa Madruzzo meets all modern needs. Three types of suites and rooms are unique in their features and taste in furnishings.
The Madruzzo rooms are characterized by their particularly elegant style. Here the atmosphere, with its soothing colors and airy spaces that make it pleasant, befits those who enjoy discreet and intimate company.Box spring beds, and a relaxing sitting area with sofa and desk, make our hospitality unique.
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The Garden rooms are distinguished by their view overlooking the park. Modern comfort and decor in its slightest detail bring together pleasure and a peaceful awakening. The beauty of the park, just beyond the window, seems so close you can almost touch it.
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Recently constructed and, therefore, of utmost flexibility in responding to all modern needs, especially those of professionals who want to balance their desire to relax with their professional activities. The Belvedere rooms overlook a breathtaking panorama that allows you to discover the beauty of the Adige Valley.
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A 500 YEAR OLD STORY
Villa Madruzzo gets its name from the most famous and important dynasty of prince-bishops that the Trentino region has ever known: the Madruzzo family.
SINGLE ROOM | DOUBLE OR TWIN ROOM | DOUBLE FOR SINGLE USE ROOM | |
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MADRUZZO ROOMS 1ST FLOOR IN THE VILLA MAIN HISTORIC BUILDING |
- | from € 140,00 to € 190,00 |
€ 99,00 |
ROOF-TOP ROOMS 2ND FLOOR IN THE VILLA MAIN HISTORIC BUILDING |
€ 70,00 | from € 110,00 to € 130,00 |
€ 79,00 |
CLASSIC ROOMS CLASSIC BUILDING/GARDEN |
€ 70,00 | from € 120,00 to € 130,00 |
€79,00 |
BELVEDERE ROOMS NEW BUILDING |
- | from € 140,00 to € 180,00 |
€ 990,00 |
JUNIOR SUITE | from € 160,00 to € 200,00 | ||
SUITE | on request € 200,00 |
All prices are quoted per room per day, and include breakfast. For quotations for specific requests, please contact us by using the following form.
From the 1° of November 2015 in Trentino has been introduced the city tax ( € 1,50 per person/day) that guests have to pay directly at the departure.
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Via Ponte alto, 26 - Trento
info@villamadruzzo.it
+39 0461 986220 ; +39 392 4105862
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