Following a by now decennial tradition, Villa Fidelia hosts Theatrical performances, Concerts, Opera and Musical Events in its Park. Queen Giovanna and King Boris of Bulgaria were hosted in Villa Fidelia during their honeymoon in 1930. The uphill edges are tree-lined withД¬ypresses, the main protagonists of the composition, which also includes the beautiful Park and the thick A large quantity of citrus vases adorns the edges of the garden that is rich with their heady perfumes in spring. The grassy parterres inside were once totally occupied with roses. Currently it is subdivided into four main flowerbeds, double bordered with boxwood edges, each one of them subdivided in their turn into four smaller parts. The garden has a rectangular shape, is narrow and more than 150 m long. The Italian Garden is older, dating back to the 18 C, and is set behind the Hunting Lodge. Juxtaposed to this singular garden, a wide riding track with a circensian shape was built in the 20 Protagonist of the composition is the beautifulД®xedra Fountain, placed in a central position with the statue of Diana, the goddess of the hunt, composition closed at the summit by the elegant Wing, hiding a cistern, adorned with niches and surmounted by a clock. Delimited, on the longer sides, by a double row of majesticД¬ypresses, the garden is formed by roundish terraces connected to each other by sinuous staircases, alternated with short spaces of grass and boxwood hedges, skilfully pruned and modelled into singular forms. Garden, located near the entrance, is audaciously designed on a steep slope that leads to the Service Lodge entrance portal. Vesuvian Garden at the entrance, the riding track ( galoppatoio) the Italian Garden and the Park with the Cypress Grove. The most interesting aspect of the Villa is the extraordinary external arrangement originating the AfterДiverse fortunes, in 1923, the Villa is acquired by the engineer Decio Costanzi, whoД«roke up the complex by selling the ancient portion to a missionary institution, the Suore Missionarie dвЂ™Egitto, and the remaining portion, including the Hunting Lodge, the Gardens and the annexed buildings, to the Provincia di Perugia. Went to the Counts Sperelli, and later, to the wealthy landowner Gregorio Piermarini, who carried out significant transformations and expansions, between 18. In the 18C, the Villa passed to Donna Teresa Pamphili Grillo, who transformed and expanded the residence built by the Urbani, and planting the Italian Garden. The early structures of the Villa were built in the 16 C, by the Counts Acuti Urbani of San Lorenzo. The ancient Roman settlement on which the villa stands was a large sanctuary area, where the Temple of Venus, the Roman Theatre and the Thermal Baths were situated. Was a large sanctuary area, where the Temple of Venus, the Roman Theatre and the Thermal Baths Villa Fidelia with its splendid italianate garden is located at a short distance from the historical centre of Spello, near the Roman amphitheatre and the romanesque Church of San Claudio. The ancient Roman settlement on which the villa stands Villa Fidelia with its splendid italianate garden is located at a short distance from the historicalДЄmphitheatre and the romanesque Church of San

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