Everything about The Villa Ludovisi totally explained
The
Villa Ludovisi was regarded as one of the most beautiful
villas of papal
Rome.
Built in the seventeenth century by
Domenichino on the area once occupied by the
horti sallustiani, the villa was erected by Cardinal
Ludovico Ludovisi. The magnificent gardens were designed by
Lenotre, the architect of the gardens of
Versailles.
The villa became ownership of the
Boncompagni, which in
1872 rented it to King
Victor Emmanuel II. The King used the villa as residence for his lover,
Rosa Vercellana.
İn
1883, despite great protests among the intellectuals, the Prince Boncompagni sold the property, which was destroyed to build the new rione
Ludovisi.
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