Casina Vanvitelliana Fusaro Bacoli

In the second half of the eighteenth century. Ferdinand IV of Bourbon entrusted to the architect Luigi Vanvitelli and later to his son Carlo Vanvitelli, the construction of the Lodge for hunting and fishing.
It is thus exploited a small islet present in the Lake Fusaro, on which is built the Casina
Thus we begin the breeding of mussels and oysters before then.
In 1799, the Real Casina was invaded with the birth of the Neapolitan Republic and disappeared important works of art: four large paintings depicting the four seasons of P. Hackert and silk paintings from the estate of Bourbon St. Leucio, the precious furniture.
In 1819 he became the residence of illustrious guests, By hosting the Austrian Emperor Francis II and later Mozart, Gioacchino Rossini, Tsar of Russia, Vittorio Emanuele III.