Built in 1855 by Giuseppe Scarzella, it was subsequently extended by his son. Since 1989, the year of purchase by the Municipality, the villa has been home to the Visitor Centre of the Bric Tana Regional Natural Park and of the Three Kings Valley and the Napoleonic Museum. The museum venue, opened to the public in 1989, includes a large collection of prints, geographic maps, posters and notes dating back to the Napoleonic era, as well as plastics of its battles and wars fought by the French army in the land of Liguria and Low Piedmont.
