Tacitus himself tells us that Nero had long wanted to get rid of his old tutor, after having eliminated his mother and brother. According to tradition, Seneca’s body was laid in a pillar-shaped tomb decorated with lion heads, of which only one remains visible today.
On the first floor of the Villa there are other relics of modern history such as the triclinium, desk and lectern of the famous writer and poet Gabriele D’Annunzio.
Over the years many personalities have visited the villa: Presidents, ecclesiastical authorities and major figures of world culture.
If you are looking for a charismatic, exclusive and refined residence, let yourself be won over by Villa Dino, the ideal location for an event that will remain in your heart and that of your guests for a long time.
