Villa Cahen;Villa Cahen was built by the rich financier of Aversa;Edouard Cahen;who in the last quarter of the 19th century had acquired a vast estate between the two slopes of the Paglia River from the Bourbon del Monte.Cahen;conferred title of Marquis from Vittorio Emanuele II for outstanding merits earned during the war of Unification;had already had a deteriorated castle rebuilt to make it his home;in the nearby Torre Alfina.;Today the Villa is included in the protected area of Allerona-Meana.A refined example of Art Nouveau;the edifice is in large part surrounded by an Italian Garden;rich with rare herbaceous species of plants and trees that arrived here thanks to the passion of the previous owner.Between the Italian Garden;the Greenhouse and the Orangery;there is also the recently restored Japanese Garden.The Villa has various floors:a basement;used as a deposit and service rooms for electrical and heating systems;a ground floor for the halls and the studio;as the spacious and exclusive reception hall and dining room;a third floor for the bedrooms and services reserved for the owners;and finally;the last floor with the rooms for the servants.