To reach Borgo Santa Caterina, drive through the Pagnano forest up to Colle di Sant'Anna, dominated by Villa degli Armeni.
From via Santa Caterina, between Casa Longobarda and Villa De' Mattia, turn into the suggestive route that leads to the Borgo.
It lies in a particularly privileged area of the old town centre, just a stone's throw away from Piazza Maggiore in the midst of an oasis of nature.
The landscaping, featuring native vegetation and a careful selection of trees, hedges and flowers, highlights the importance and prestige of the area.
The hill on which Borgo Santa Caterina is being constructed is enhanced by slopes covered with cypresses, deciduous trees, hedges and bushes which are perfectly integrated into the surrounding countryside.
There are two different ways of reaching Borgo Santa Caterina.
The first leads directly to the basement garages while the second, for pedestrians only, runs beside the balustrade of the Belvedere to the
main square, a pleasant and romantic meeting place.

Borgo Santa Caterina is a perfectly balanced area featuring safe and peaceful open spaces and opportunities for socialising, far from hectic city life.
History is all around you …

For decades, this area housed the famous Mons. Filippin School, a prestigious teaching institute founded in the Fifties, of which just one abandoned building remained. Today, after five years of painstaking architectural, environmental and landscape design and recovery, construction work has begun.

Great attention has been paid to interior design in order to fully satisfy modern living requirements and offer maximum comfort for each room.
Traditional materials, such as stone, wood, terracotta and wrought iron, are used and worked with outstanding craftsmanship
and care over details.