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Parco di Villa Magnani

Frazione Magnani, Campiglia Cervo (BI)

A 19th‑century park that awakens in summer: a place where history, nature, and quietude invite you to slow down.

History

A 19th‑century residence lived in year‑round by its owners, Villa Magnani opens its park only in summer, gently revealing the only garden in the Biellese designed by the Roda brothers, Marcellino and Giuseppe, gardeners to the House of Savoy. It is a rare and protected place, accessible to visitors only at select times and in small groups, and discovered through guided tours.

An invitation to step into another time, where beauty breathes again.

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Summer Guided Tours

Discover the park in an exclusive way: guided tours through historic paths, unexpected viewpoints, and vintage carriages, for a summer experience to enjoy with calm and attention.

Visits are subject to availability and require a reservation made at least 24 hours in advance. The cost is €15 (reduced to €10 for groups over 15 people, visitors with disabilities, and children under 12). Starting this year, group visits are also available on Saturday mornings.

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Special weekend visits

On select weekends, the park comes alive with special emotions: live music, concerts, and themed trails dedicated to the 19th century, to nature, and to the history of the place. Unique experiences to be enjoyed by reservation

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Past activities

Summer 2025 brought new life to Villa Magnani’s park: guided tours, live music, dance, 19th‑century reenactments, and historical exhibitions transformed the grounds into a place of emotion. A season of nature, art, and well‑being, awarded the First Prize “+bellezza in Valle” in the Environment category

Discover the area

The Cervo Valley surrounds Villa Magnani with its paths, authentic villages, and unspoiled views.

Restaurants, accommodations, and local partners allow you to continue the experience even after visiting the park.

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Address

Frazzione Magnani , Campiglia Cervo (BI)

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Villa Magnani’s Nineteenth‑Century Park

Along its paths and ancient trees, the landscape still carries the imprint of Marcellino and Giuseppe Roda.

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