Giardino Medievale

Recreated in 1998, the medieval Garden includes: the Garden of pleasure, with roses, primroses, violets and other flowering plants particularly loved by the Middle Ages courts, the Garden of simple remedies, used as medication by medieval pharmacists and the Kitchen garden full of vegetables and fruit trees with the willow tree and the rye shed. These various plants, as well as the ornamental furniture of the three section garden, have been identified through iconographic and bibliographic research and are shown alongside other local botanical species, all organically grown. The garden houses conferences and events directly connected with green, native species and medieval culture.