Villa Carelli-Palombi

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Villa Carelli-Palmbi is a historic patrician residence in Monteroni di Lecce, Italy, whose main building dates back to the Middle Ages. Its most striking feature is garden, characterized by exotic flowers and trees from as far as Japan, China and Taiwan.

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Comune di Monteroni di Lecce — Monumenti e palazzi (Italian)

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