Why go
The villa belonged to a charity that raised money to redeem enslaved Christians. Knights rented the estate for recreation and rabbit hunting, contributing to that fund. Despite its corner turrets and resemblance to a coastal tower, the building was a country residence, making it a useful contrast with the nearby Red Tower.
What to look for
- The villa's corner turrets
- The Selmun Peninsula setting
- The palace's tower-like silhouette
Useful to know
- Plan an exterior view and confirm any interior access separately.
- Compare the villa with the Red Tower to distinguish residence from military stronghold.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min
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