Villa Pallavicino was a private residence, and then turned into a popular shrine for many people, due to its neoclassical architecture design that dates back to the mid-19th century, in addition to the spacious garden punctuated by walking paths. It serves as an open-air wildlife museum and home to deer, foxes, raccoons, and more; In addition, it embraces each of the trees of red beech, pine, maple and others.