Alley with the hundred fountains, Villa d'Este The glory from the Villa d'Este was the process of fountains, fed by two aqueducts that Ligorio built within the River Aniene. From the centre on the backyard, the alley of 1 hundred fountains (which actually had two hundred fountains), crossed the hillside, connecting the Oval Fountain With all the Fo

The Italian Renaissance backyard garden emerged while in the late fifteenth century at villas in Rome and Florence, influenced by classical beliefs of get and wonder, and supposed for your pleasure in the perspective of the backyard garden as well as landscape beyond, for contemplation, and for your satisfaction of the sights, sounds and smells on