Rooms
The Sitting Room
Near the window, on a dressing table, there is an Oriental rosewood miniature cabinet, used for the sewing tools of Countess Nicoletta (1896-1984), Guglielmo Coronini‘s sister. In the corner there is a decorated wardrobe door from the 18th century hiding a small private area with a washbasin.
Above the Biedermeier sofa and the game table from the 18th century there are some major paintings: two en pendant views by Antonio Joli (1700-1777) with the Gulf of Naples and the Royal Procession to Piedigrotta, the Portrait of Maria Teresa Cobenzl Palffy by Bernard Verschoot (1728-1783) and Venus and Cupid by Giuseppe Tominz (1790-1866).
On the chest of drawer, on the left-hand side of the sofa, there is a dated and autographed picture of Tsar Nicholas II Romanov, whom Olga Westphalen von Fürstenberg, Guglielmo’s mother, met when she was young. On the left-hand side there are some family pictures: Guglielmo, his parents Olga and Carlo, and his brother and sister, Francesco and Nicoletta. On the left-hand side of the stove, on a bureau, there are two neoclassic candle holders and a plaster bust of Marshall Radetzky. Above it there is the Portrait of Emperor Joseph II.
The Ground Floor
- 1 – The Entrance Hall
- 2 – The Library
- 3 – The Dining Room
- 4 – The Room of the Warlords
- 5 – Mathilde’s Room
- 6 – Franz Xaver Messerschmidt’s Room
- 7 – Mezzanine
The First Floor
- 8 – 18th Century Bedroom
- 9 – Charles X’s Room
- 10 – Guglielmo’s Room
- 11 – Lavatory
- 12 – The Venetian Drawing Room
- 13 – The Central Hall
- 14 – The Bishop’s Room
- 15 – Francesco’s Room
- 16 – The Sitting Room