Villa Gera

In 1837 Giovanni De Min was called to fresco the hall of the villa, with historical-mythological pieces.

In the early twentieth century the villa was a place of German occupation during the Second World War, losing part of its frescoes, caused of a fire in 1943.

Perched on the castle hill, Villa Gera is located inside the ancient walls of Conegliano and from here dominates the city. Inaugurated in 1827, it is a majestic example of neoclassical art. Owned by the Gera family since its construction, it was commissioned to the architect Giuseppe Jappelli (1783-1852). It has a Palladian-style façade facing the valley, with an imposing colonnade surmounted by a tympanum decorated by the sculptor Marco Casagrande.