This special is a tribute to the people who could preserve and ancient home of the Cadore with an intelligent restoration and a strong sensitivity toward our heritage.
Thanks to the photos of our friend Nadia, we will show you how our heritage has been preserved and enhanced.

The restoration, based on rigorous preservative criteria, dig up interesting architectural and decorative details, and among them valuable frescoes of 16th and 17th century.
Most of the furniture is original and constitutes a very appealing historical document.

The building dates back to half 15th century and is an example of manor house merged in the Cadore mountains.
Once owned by the ancient Galeazzi del Carmine family (originating from Andrea da Cesena, a commander of mercenary troops serving the Serenissima) the manor has been restored to its former beauty.

The recovery is due to the architect Paola Arduini, a descendant of the ancient family: we dedicate to her our, though very modest, applause.

Thank to our friend Nadia for the beautiful photographs