Renovated and now larger than the nineteenth century original, it still contains period memorabilia and furnishings and windows from the 1920s and ‘30s. In the days of the Savoys, it was the official purveyor of breakfasts, served on a silver platter, for the princes at the Royal Riding School. Its exquisite pastries and confectionery were enjoyed by the greatest performers in the world of music at the Teatro Regio, including Puccini, Rossini and Tamagno, as well as by the leading personalities of the Kingdom of Italy: Lamarmora, Ricasoli, Rattazzi and Menabrea. 1866 Abrate