For many English visitors, the spark was ignited in the 19th century. Hillside villas, dreamlike gardens, an extensive collection of books and artworks, and a tennis club are part of the rich historical legacy of that period. According to legend, it was the ancient romantic retreat of a princess and a soldier.
In current popular and tourist culture, it is believed to bring good luck for future marriage (but you need to touch the statue 'Gli Innamorati' by Eros Pellini to earn Cupid's favour). Regional gastronomy enthusiasts are already in love with its 'kisses'.
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