A cypress avenue leads to Villa Salvaterra, set in a lonely and suggestive location on the western side of the upper valley of Negrar in the village of Prun.
The now-uninhabited building is dated back to the late sixteenth century and it's one of the most beautiful building with porch and loggia in Valpolicella. The palace, with two pigeon towers, has four archs with strong pilars and a lodge with eight twin arches. The front court is paved in pink limestone and it's extract from the pins in the area.
