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Villa Borromeo
Via Vittorio Veneto, 58
Cassano d'Adda - Mi
Dinner:120 €
in promotion
BOOK FIRST
Dinner: 100 €
After dinner: 40 € until 27/12
After dinner: 50 € after 27/12
New Year's Villa Borromeo in Cassano d'Adda 2012
For the New year 2013 will go back to the eighteenth century to celebrate the New year 2013 in the splendid setting of Villa Borromeo. Of ancient origin, the splendid Villa Borromeo in Cassano d'Adda is located near the river Adda.
The eighteenth century Villa, stands today as yesterday splendor and charm.
Villa Borromeo in the New Year's Eve, offering its guests for dinner on the beautiful rooms (with music piped low) in addition to the first floor rooms on the ground floor. After Midnight toast (already included in the price) we will move in a room separate from those used for the dinner, overlooking the garden of the Villa, which will open dances and dances that we hope will represent a good omen for a fantastic New Year. Shows Micromag (during dinner), Sound system (during dinner), Dj Music Performance (during the evening) with Revival, Happy Music will accompany the party.
So if you are looking for a New Year's Eve in a unique location elegant and exclusive, Villa Borromeo in Cassano d'Adda is what is right for you!
MUSIC:
dj will play 360° music (Happy Music, Revival, Italian Music , Dance Music)
CUSTOMERS:
An elegant evening aimed at a target from 25-45 years, with attention to detail.
timetable:
Dalle h 20:15 Drink served at the table
Dalle h 20:30 Dinner
h 00:00 Welcome 2012 with a toast at Midnight
Dalle h 00:00 start dance - music performance with dj; limited number of inputs (by reservation only) after dinner from 23.30 onwards
ALL PRICES ARE IN PRESALE
DINNER BOOKING
€ 120 + New Year's Eve DINNER + Midnight toast - TABLE FOR ALL THE NIGHT WITHOUT EXTRA DUTY OF BOTTLES
100 € if you book first! SPECIAL PROMOTION!
EVENING BOOKING
40EURO WHIT 2 DRINKS (1 FLUTE + 1 DRINK) IF YOU BOOK AFTER 27/12/2011, PRICE WILL BE 50 €
Discounts for groups to be agreed
Park Hotel & Park Motel Cassano: NEAR Villa Borromeo - bus service
Cassano D’Adda (MI)
Strada Provinciale 104 per Vaprio D’Adda
0363.376511 - email: info@parkhotelcassano.it
Prices:
Single room € 70.00
Double room for 1 person € 80.00
Double room € 100.00
Triple Room € 130.00
Quadruple Room € 150.00
Including breakfast, from 08.30 to 14.00 on January 1, 2012
you can keep the room until 17
TEN REASONS TO CHOOSE Villa Borromeo:
1 - One of the most beautiful, unique historic residences
2 - Secure parking
3 - Paolo Maldini has chosen for her wedding
4 - Walter Zenga has chosen for his first marriage
5 - A nice gift for all guests
6 - Shows Micromag throughout dinner
7 - Organized by the Reset Communication
8 - Dj Set Happy Music
9 - Great menu served at the table
10 - Elegant Evening
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A BIT OF HISTORY
Around 1765, by the will of the D'Adda, was built the first nucleus of the villa. The building has been attributed (by analogy with that of the balcony on the facade of Milan's Palazzo Sormani), Francis Cross, a prominent member of the Late Baroque Lombard.
The architect, active until 1773, along with Ruggeri is considered the inventor of the type of eighteenth-century Lombard villa.
In 1781 the Marquis Giambattista D'Adda entrusted the task to renovate the house to Giuseppe Piermarini and detect a period of great fortune for his family because, in that year, she returned to have feudal rights of Cassano, in addition properties that already had.
A local reporter, Milani, in his "Annals of the village and parish of Cassano," recalls June 26, 1807 that Napoleon and Joachim Murat, were guests of the villa. Milani also argues that the Villa Reale in Monza was built by Piermarini, would rise up to Cassano: not, however, the area of Villa D'Adda, but on one that stretches from the Castle to the north.
While it is not possible to assess 1'attendibilità of this news, it should be noted that in any case, Cassano, already an important military center since the early Middle Ages with an imposing castle guarding the bridge over the Adda, in the '600 and '700 became place of primary importance for the resort of the Milanese, helped by excellent transport links by road and especially by water (Martesana).
Villa Borromeo, passed by the Borromeo d'Adda by inheritance to the 800, was used until the Second World War as a holiday resort and receptions, which was also attended by personages of royal houses.
