Villa Mondragone, Frascati, Italy

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Villa Mondragone is a historic Renaissance villa in Frascati, Italy, renowned for its aristocratic and papal connections and as the former home of the mysterious Voynich manuscript.

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Villa Mondragone 1
Villa Mondragone, Frascati, Italy canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance villa
historic building
villa
architecturalStyle Renaissance architecture
associatedWork Voynich manuscript
builtFor Cardinal Marco Sittico Altemps
country Italy
culturalRegion Castelli Romani
formerLocationOf Voynich manuscript
formerOwner Altemps family
Borghese family
Holy See
Society of Jesus
hasConnectionTo Borghese family
Catholic Church
Pope Gregory XIII
Pope Paul V
Roman aristocracy
hasFeature courtyards
frescoed interiors
loggias
panoramic view over Rome
hasFunction academic events venue
cultural events venue
hasGarden Italian-style gardens
hasHeritageDesignation historic villa of the Castelli Romani
heritageStatus important example of Roman Renaissance villa
locatedIn Alban Hills
Frascati
Lazio
locatedNear Rome
namedAfter Pope Gregory XIII
near Tusculum archaeological area
notableFor aristocratic connections
association with the Voynich manuscript
papal connections
operator University of Rome Tor Vergata
ownedBy University of Rome Tor Vergata
partOf Castelli Romani villa system
region Metropolitan City of Rome Capital
use Jesuit college
aristocratic residence
conference venue
educational institution
papal summer residence

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Voynich manuscript previousLocation Villa Mondragone, Frascati, Italy
Wilfrid Michael Voynich acquiredFrom Villa Mondragone
linked to: Villa Mondragone, Frascati, Italy