Villa Caprera is a beautiful residence of eighteenth-century origin. Built at the behest of the noblewoman Foscarini, the house is situated near the Muson stream, which still brings water to the nearby villages.
In the 19th century, the new owner, a general in Garibaldi's army, gave the building the name "Caprera", to remember the place where Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian hero, spent the last years of his life.
The following century, it became the country house of the rich Ubaldo family, distillers from Veneto. A very important family among its members were also Knights of Malta.
During the two great world wars, the house became a military barracks, used in particular by the Germans.
Today it is the ideal venue for weddings, theatrical performances, parties and public and private events. Around the historic house there is a large park, where you can stroll.
Trees, flowers, statues embellish and create a real magic. There are also animals of small and large sizes like horses, ducks,rabbits.
