Located in the heart of the Lecco area of Brianza, Villa Sormani Marzorati Uva is a historic residence with roots dating back to Roman times. Built in the 13th century on the remains of an ancient “castrum,” the villa was transformed in the 17th century into a noble residence and has preserved its charm through the centuries.
Inside, guests can admire refined rooms such as the tea room, the music room, the billiard room, and the uniform room, which houses Risorgimento and Napoleonic relics. On the first floor are the armory, with an extensive collection of ancient weapons, and the hall of historical flags. The villa also retains a 14th-century private chapel and an English-style park with a century-old lime tree avenue.
Villa Sormani is still inhabited by the Uva family, who open the doors of the residence for guided tours, cultural events, and musical performances, offering visitors a unique experience of history, art, and nature.