In the heart of Conegliano, just a few steps from the train station, stands an elegant Liberty-style villa, home to the Giordano family since the early 1900s. It was Dr. Giuseppe Giordano, a prominent figure and the city’s first general practitioner, who planted the century-old magnolia tree that now watches over the entrance. Here was born Emilia “Mili” Giordano (1920–1997), who lived in this very home. A beloved French teacher, she was a brilliant and generous woman, a lover of art and music. Her house was a meeting place for friends and local figures—always ready to welcome guests with a smile and that genuine hospitality that turned every visit into a special moment. Today, the villa preserves all the charm of the last century, thanks to the dedication of her grandson who, with deep affection, has strived to keep its original spirit alive. Each room is furnished with period pieces and objects, carefully restored to preserve not only the historical beauty of the home, but also its truest soul. Staying here means experiencing something authentic—immersed in a warm and refined atmosphere, where time seems to pass more slowly under the gentle gaze of the magnolia tree.