The Villa, now in 2009, thanks to an intelligent agreement between the government and the family Terruzzi, which belonged to Queen Margherita has been converted into a museum displaying various works such as paintings, furniture, porcelain and paintings of great artistic value, from the Terruzzi collection. Too bad the villa, due to various historical events, retains little of the furnishings belonged to Queen Margaret. It would have been nice to be able to see the environment desired by the Queen in what had become her official residence in winter.
Do not lose the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful panorama of Bordighera and the Italian Riviera to the first French coast, which can be seen from the rooftop terrace, where there is also a coffee shop. Bella also walks in the park, which completely surrounds the villa. The only flaw is the parking; it is hard to find parking near the Villa and the climb could restrain someone from the visit.
The whole ticket costs 8 euro, the reduced is 6 and it is free for children under 6 years. It is only 10 euro for the guided tours on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Bordighera, a province of Imperia is located between Ventimiglia and San Remo, which is respectively, 6 and 11 kilometers (30 miles from Monte Carlo).
By Alba V
Photos: Liguriainside.it
