A forgotten 17th-century Nymphaeum, buried under the greenery, reveals a refined transience. In the heart of the structure, Neptune rises. He firmly holds his trident, ready to display his power over the waters.
In the past, nymphaeums were sacred places, giving the garden a mythological and symbolic meaning. The nymphaeums were adorned with statues of nymphs and water features. These water features were considered sources of purity and fertility.
The sound of trickling water still resonates between the overgrown walls of the building. Sun rays penetrate the sculpture of Neptune, casting an enchanting glow on the weathered stones of the structure.
There is a mysterious atmosphere in the air as you discover the hidden corners of the Nymphaeum. You wonder what stories these centuries-old walls carry with them. For now, it remains a mystery.
