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Villa dei Mulini (Mulini Mansion)

Residence · Municipality of Portoferraio

60'
minutes to visit
0.7
km from Portoferraio harbour
Residence 18th century Paid admission about 1 hour
The place

What Villa dei Mulini (Mulini Mansion) is

Napoleonic Museum · Residence · 1814-1815

The city residence of Napoleon Bonaparte during his Elban exile (4 May 1814 - 26 February 1815). Built around 1724 commissioned by Gian Gastone de' Medici, transformed and enlarged by architect Paolo Bargigli for the Emperor's needs. It preserves original furnishings, the library and documents from the Napoleonic period.

At a glance

Factsheet

Type Residence
Historical period 18th century
Visit Open to visitors
Admission Paid
Time needed about 1 hour
Accessibility Partly accessible
Families with children Suitable
Municipality Portoferraio

Opening hours and ticket prices can change with the season: check with the site or the local tourist office before you go.

Getting there

Where it is and how to get there

0.7 km
Portoferraio harbour
9.1 km
Rio Marina harbour
10 km
Cavo harbour
8.9 km
Marina di Campo airport

Straight-line distances: the road route is longer.

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Where to stay near Villa dei Mulini (Mulini Mansion)

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All accommodation in Portoferraio: Hotels 4 Campsites 1 Farm Stays 2

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