Villa Muggia - A journey among Villas and Castles

Villa Muggia is an icon of Italian Rationalism. It was built between 1935 and 1937 by architect Piero Bottoni, who was commissioned by the new owner Umberto Muggia to modernise the original 18th-century hunting lodge.

Although the bombings of the Second World War reduced the structure to ruins, the surviving elements, such as the famous elliptical table, which remained intact, bear witness to the splendour of the past and the original charm of the estate.

Thanks to its extraordinary historical and architectural value, the site remains a destination of great interest to international scholars and researchers.
 

The guided tour is part of the exhibition ‘A journey among Villas and Castles’.
Participants are reminded that the tour is in Italian.
 

Full price: €15

Reduced price for Culture Card and FAI members: €12

Reduced price (6-12 years): €6

Free: 0-5 years

A 50% discount is available for persons with a disability card and one accompanying person.

Tickets reserved for persons with disabilities must be booked by writing to extrabo@bolognawelcome.it or by going to the eXtraBO info point in Piazza del Nettuno.
 

Services included:

• Guided tour of the exterior
• Specialised guide

Meeting point:

Via Bel Poggio 4, 40026 Imola
 

Before booking please bear in mind that:

• Animals are allowed
• The facility is not easily accessible by public transport.

Refund and changes:

Cancellation with refund or change of booking possible up to 48 hours before the start of the activity.
 

The sale of tourist services is managed by Bologna Welcome Travel Agency