Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Rimini, Villa des Vergers is a historic residence dating back to the 17th century, known for its neoclassical style and the magnificent park that surrounds it. Originally owned by the noble Diotallevi family, it became an important cultural centre thanks to the Parisian nobleman Noël Des Vergers, becoming a point of reference for 19th-century intellectuals and artists.

The architectural design bears the signature of Arthur Diet, while the famous landscape architect Pietro Porcinai redefined the garden, making it a splendid example of an Italian romantic park. With an extension of over 10 hectares, the villa offers a 360° panoramic view and is surrounded by a park that combines classical and landscape elements, with paths, ponds and wooded areas.

Today, Villa des Vergers is an extraordinary example of French architectural eclecticism and a living testimony to the history and culture of Rimini. Perfect for events and visits, this historic residence enchants with its timeless charm.