Perarolo Queen Margherita di Cadore in 1881.
to Queen Margherita of Savoy, who in 1878 had been advised by doctors to stay in the mountains, Cadore seemed a good idea. August 8, 1881 The Queen and Prince Vittorio Emanuele came to villa-Costantini Lazzaris Perarolo in a carriage with an entourage of about 100 people. Of these, about sixty (ladies, knights, and stable staff) stayed in a villa with the queen and the prince.
Villa Lazzaris-Costantini was expanded in mid-1800 by connecting existing buildings, adorned with colored decorations. There was also a garden with paths, steps, stone benches, complete with a greenhouse and a lookout tower.
During the holidays, the queen several itineraries almost always in a carriage with 4 horses. The September 8 he went to Belluno was decorated with banners and garlands.
The queen wanted to go for a holiday the following year.
Today the villa is the town hall of Perarolo.
Misurina Queen Margaret in 1900.
The "Great Hotel Misurina" was opened in 1899. It had 120 rooms plus dining rooms, rooms for conversation, for music, for the bathroom. On the walls were large paintings of festivals and views of Venice. Queen Margherita came to Misurina August 22, 1900 dealing with his followers around the first floor. On August 30, during a walk went to the Tre Croci pass and went to Cortina. Since that year, the hotel became a reference of great fashion and home to many famous people, taking the name of Savoy Grand'Hotel. Currently the building has been transformed into an institution for treating childhood asthma, but maintains the ground floor, with original paintings.
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