Villetta Di Negro is a public park in Genoa. Located in the Castelletto district, not far from the central Piazza Corvetto, a few dozen meters from the Palazzo del Governo, whose entrance is located in Via Roma.
In the square in front of the garden is a statue erected in honor of Giuseppe Mazzini, a great gnocese and father of the homeland.
Villetta Di Negro develops along a series of roads that rise on either side of a small hill, from which you can enjoy the city center. It houses the Eduardo Queosone Museum of Oriental Art.
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The waterfall decorating the villa, commissioned by Giancarlo Di Negro through the demolition of the eastern fortress of the walls of the sixteenth century. Next to the rural building which serves the gardens and forests of the municipality of Genoa
