Villa Spina Virtual Tour
Welcome to Villa Spina: A Journey Through Time and Beauty
Nestled in the picturesque Piana dei Colli of Palermo, Villa Spina is an authentic 17th-century jewel, a place where history, art, and nature blend harmoniously. Built in 1676 by the Vanni La Torre di San Vincenzo family as a summer residence, the villa has traversed the centuries while maintaining its charm and elegance intact.
Originally known as Villa San Vincenzo, this magnificent residence has witnessed a rich family and architectural history. From the splendor of the 18th century under the guidance of Alessandro Vanni La Torre, to the transformations of the 19th and 20th centuries, Villa Spina has seen various noble families succeed one another, each leaving an indelible mark.
Today, Villa Spina is open to the public thanks to the efforts of the Palminteri and Venezia families, who have overseen its restoration and enhancement. Our virtual tour offers you the opportunity to explore this extraordinary cultural heritage from the comfort of your home. You will be able to stroll through the historic garden pathways, admire the fountains and exedras, discover the evocative scirocco chamber, and for those who wish to delve deeper, visit the splendid frescoed interiors of the piano nobile.
The villa’s interiors, accessible for a fee, will allow you to immerse yourself in 18th-century art through the frescoes by Gaspare Fumagalli, with his depictions of the seasons and rural landscapes. Every detail, from the marble decorations to the benches and fountains in the park, tells a story of beauty and refinement.
We invite you to explore Villa Spina through our virtual tour, a journey that will allow you to relive the elegance and history of one of Palermo’s most beautiful historic residences. Prepare to discover a place where the past comes to life, and where every corner tells a fascinating story.
Experience a unique adventure at Villa Spina, where nature and art meet. Stroll along the honor avenue flanked by liburni and discover the exotic plants, the exedras shaded by fig trees, and the evocative scirocco chamber. Among citrus groves, fountains, and 18th-century statues, the park offers a path immersed in history.
Inside, let yourself be enchanted by the frescoes of Gaspare Fumagalli, which decorate the noble halls of the 18th century with scenes of the seasons and rural landscapes. Each room preserves the elegance and memory of a bygone era.
