An ancient stately home with unspoilt charm, Palazzo Zacà is one of the most genuine examples of 18th century civil construction, owned by the family of the same name since the early 1900s. The enchantment of this historic residence is a heritage that still has countless emotions in store for its guests. The preservation of its beautiful surroundings is, in fact, the result of valuable restoration and maintenance work undertaken over the decades. The wraparound entrance hall that leads to the building also acts as a casket for the sumptuous staircase set into it: made entirely of marble, it leads to the building’s main floor and its rooms that are extraordinarily faithful to the linear elegance of the Art Nouveau style.