Interior Design - August 1, 2004

In the time when the doges stilled ruled Venice, members of the noble Manin family and their court would leave the city as soon as the summer weather turned too muggy. The Alps hovering on the horizon, the entourage would head 65 miles northeast along a canal to arrive in Passariano, site of the Villa Manin.

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