Grand Hotel San Pellegrino
Squadrelli’s Grand Hotel went up in twenty months and opened in 1904, a Liberty palace built to put a small Bergamo valley on the map of European luxury. It…
Squadrelli’s Grand Hotel went up in twenty months and opened in 1904, a Liberty palace built to put a small Bergamo valley on the map of European luxury. It…
Squadrelli finished the Casino in 1907 and gave San Pellegrino a richly decorated Liberty interior — Mazzucotelli’s ironwork, gilded stucco and a gaming hall…
Before the Grand Hotel or the Casino, Mazzocchi built the baths themselves — a Liberty bathing palace of 1901 with a half-open-air pool, the practical heart…
Belluomini raised the old Palazzo Nelli into a twin-towered Liberty hotel in 1925, its facade dressed in Galileo Chini’s ceramics.
An 1868 villa reborn in 1926 as a Liberty jewel, with Galileo Chini’s majolica and Giuseppe Biasi’s “Persian Wedding” in the ballroom.
The historic Chalet Martini of 1899 beside the Gran Caffè Margherita: a Liberty shopfront by Modesto Orzali, bombed in 1944 and rebuilt in simplified form in…
A historic Viareggio bathing establishment whose 1928 entrance — Belluomini’s architecture under Galileo Chini’s majolica — is a landmark of the Passeggiata.
The curve-windowed store of 1927–1930, one of the buildings that turned Viareggio’s seafront into a Liberty stage set.
An early-1900s Liberty villa in Riccione, given to the town by the Franceschi family and now its gallery of modern art.
The restrained Liberty villa on Viale Milano that Rachele Mussolini bought in 1934 as the family summer residence, today a municipal exhibition hall.