Villa San Martino

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Villa San Martino
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“The Villa di San Martino , Napoleon's summer residence, is set in the countryside about 5 km from Portoferraio . Napoleon bought the property from the Manganaro family in 1814, intending to transform it into a comfortable and refined home to rival the Parisian residences . He made several changes,…”
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