Frassanelle Park is a historic estate of 200 hectares, owned since the 13th century by the Papafava dei Carraresi, descendants of the da Carrara, lords of Padua from 1318 to 1405.
The property gently rests on the northern slopes of the Euganean Hills Regional Park and offers visitors many opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
In the center of the estate, between the cultivated flatlands and the gentle hills of the Park, is the Gastaldia, whose earliest records date back to 1520. Here, an apartment for 5 people has been restored, located on the first floor of the inner courtyard, while in the highest part of the building, called Torretta, 4 mini apartments have been created, ideal for two people. In the heart of the Park stands the Tempietto, built in 1820 by Alessandro Papafava and now adapted into a comfortable residence for 4 people.
