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Masseria Brusca (“Masseria” means “a large farm”) covers an area of 17 acres, with an annexed garden featuring statues, a fountain and the family crest on a portal.

The walls enclose another garden, the one dedicated to the bees, with pilasters, crowning and pinnacles made of Carparo stone.

Another garden looks similar to a hortus conclusus and is embellished with several mythological statues.

The access portal is enriched with semi-columns, busts, friezes, geometric and plant decorations.
The paths that run across the garden are small and mostly shaded by several Aleppo pines (Pinus halepensis) all the way to the central fountain and the main straight avenues.

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