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The Italian Cultural Institute is based on a three-story art tower, built in 1889 for the Amat family who is listed in the Catalogue of the Architectural Heritage of the City Council.
It has a recently renovated garden, which reproduces a typical Italian square, with a central cobbled pavement tables and chairs to sit, surrounded by various garden areas. There are two trees: a large board pepper or pepper pink of great interest to their large size and n was one of the few copies that can be found in the city and magnolia. The surrounding trees are also African lilies, oleander or olive. There is also an area of ​​herbs.
It is a space open to the public and freely visited during opening hours of the Institute where they also organize cultural events open to everyone.

The Institute is located in the passage Méndez Vigo, a private space restricted passage but which usually allows the passage on foot, where there are several stately homes with private gardens. It is a quieter and cooler than their surroundings, but feel the sound of traffic in the surrounding streets. The diversistat vegetation allows the presence of birds such as blackbirds.

In the different gardens can be found plant species such as Washingtonian palms, Canary Island palm tree, another pepper board, a magnolia various cypresses, an American grape, mandarin, lemon, Ficus rubber, pittosporum and native species such as oleander, palmetto, ivy, laurel and pomegranate.

The presence of large trees in the gardens.

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