If the stairways, the arches, the terraces, and the panoramic veranda on the roof of Villa Molaroni all overlook the garden, there is a simple reason, and is the same reason that makes it simply enthralling.
The 360° green space covers over 9,500 square yards and was born in an area that once hosted a forest of maple trees, magnolias, spruces, cedar trees, cypresses, and holly oaks, partially removed to give way to the nearby constructions.
Along with a number of plant varieties, the garden of the villa built in 1924 by Giuseppe Molaroni has a myriad of playground spaces, a lawn, and benches for collective relaxation.
Smack in the middle of the garden, it often occurs that people forget the Liberty-style building, which now hosts the "Washington Patrignani" Maritime Museum of Pesaro.
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