Fendi has pledged to help conservatively restore the Grotto of Diana at the Estense Garden in Tivoli, working with Villa Adriana and Villa d’Este.
“It is an honour for Fendi to extend its Roman borders to Villa D’Este in Tivoli, acknowledged worldwide as a UNESCO World Heritage Site [since 2001], an iconic place that represents a masterpiece of the Italian-style garden with a vast concentration of fountains and water features, an element strongly celebrated by Fendi,” said Serge Brunschwig, chairman and chief executive officer of Fendi.
“This initiative renews our commitment to protecting and enhancing Italian cultural heritage, which in the past has led us to the restoration of symbolic places in Rome to preserve beauty for future generations,” he continued.
