Villa Plinianina
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Villa Plinianina was named after Villa Pliniana on the shore of Lake Como, Italy. Plinianina means small Pliniana. An engineer, Canzio Canzi, had it built in Venetian Gothic c. 1855.
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Coordinates: 45°51′32″N 9°07′41″E / 45.85898°N 9.12810°E
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