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To live in The house of Bernardino Frescura

The house where Bernardino Frescura was born is in via Panica, at number 78. The façade is decorated in pure Art Nouveau style, as are the entrance door and the wrought-iron balcony characterized by stylized floral motifs inspired by Nature.

Bernardino, a passionate scholar, was born in Marostica in 1868 and died in Padua on 11 August 1925. He studied at the University of Padua under the great master Giovanni Marinelli, whom he followed to Florence to complete his scientific training. In 1901, Bernardino became a freelance lecturer at the Royal University of Genoa and went on to teach Geography at the Bocconi University in Milan, adding research on various fields to these activities.
As an expert on Italy's eastern borders, at the end of the First World War he was summoned by the Italian Government to accompany the Italian delegation, led by Prime Minister Vittorio Emanuele Orlando and Foreign Minister Sidney Sonnino, to the peace conference in Versailles that began on 18 January 1919.
 

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