On a terrace on the top floor, a real garden overlooking the Duomo

On the top floor of a building built in the 1930s, a large terrace extends over two levels, creating large spaces to be lived in, and where many plants can be grown. Roses for the colonnade overlooking the street, hydrangeas, jasmine and Canadian vine for the large pool that lines up with the perimeter wall, laurels, strawberry trees and olive trees in the sunniest areas, and ferns and aralias in the shadiest corners, but also a cherry tree , to reap the fruits at the beginning of summer.

Many different spaces to be outdoors, eat, relax and read a book or have a coffee after lunch and welcome friends, always, however, overlooking the amazing panorama of the Duomo and its spiers, always beautiful, both day and night.