The park extends over 15,000 square metres below the slopes of the Tusculum Hill, a sanctuary of rustic peace. The variety of the park’s woodland includes majestic holly oaks, platanus orientalis, Lebanese cedars, and jubaea chilensis palms, many of which bear witness to hundreds of years of history at the villa. Amongst them, two hundred-year old cedars which unfortunately died have been transformed into wooden sculptures by the artist Andrea Gandini, lending a unique artistic touch to an already luxuriant landscape. Once scattered by orchards and Italian-style gardens, today the park is an enchanting union between art and nature.