On the top of the historical Sant’ Elena hill, expertly restored and framed by beautiful centuries-old trees, rises Villa Selvatico – Sartori, whose origins date back to 1593.
The main floor of the villa has been painted between 1648 and 1650: the mythological stories of Padua are made by Luca Ferrari and the decoration of the dome with the wind rose is made by Lorenzo Bedogni. In an octagon at the center of the ceiling, Alessandro Varotari named Padovanino (1588-1648), paints the Gloria dei Selvatico. Today the villa Selvatico-Sartori is an historical home of rare beauty that houses in the lounge and in the park plays, cultural conferences and concerts.
