Historic Villa Vecelli Cavriani. Villa Vecelli Cavriani Ruffini is a Venetian villa built in the first half of the 18th century, located in the town of Mozzecane, in the province of Verona. The villa was designed by the Veronese architect Adriano Cristofali. The property is located just over a kilometer from the ancient Via Postumia and close to the modern road to Mantua, the only road at that time between Italy and Northern Europe. The authors of the construction of the villa in the 18th century were the Vicelli family, Veronese by origin, possibly from Vicenza or Treviso, and the Cavriani marquises were one of the most distinguished noble families of the city of Mantua. It was conceived as a traditional villa in the Veneto style: the main palace, the wings, the double brolo - elements present here, as in many other buildings of that period. Completely renovated, the villa is now used for congresses, seminars, weddings and all kinds of events.