It is the country villa of the Malaguzzi family, to which belonged Daria, the mother of the poet Ludovico Ariosto who stayed several times in this building, remembering him in his works ("Your Maurician always wanders,/the beautiful room, the Rhone near,/by the Naiad loved shady seat,/the shiny nursery, waves the garden /girds around, the fresh stream running /rigando the herbs, where then does the mill..."IV satire vv. 118-123).The original nucleus dates back to the fifteenth century but the numerous renovations make it difficult to imagine what the appearance of the building was in the time of the Poet. It houses in the various rooms frescoes and paintings from various eras. It is municipal property. In the gardens, Roman funerary tombstones found in these places where they were placed alongside the Via Emilia. The entrance arch to the building belongs to the sixteenth century but has undergone major renovations.