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Palazzo Agostino e Giacomo Salvago

Genoa, Italy

Palazzo Agostino e Giacomo Salvago, Genoa
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Despite the name mistakenly suggesting a castle, it is a 17th-century urban palace from the Rolli list.

This palace, belonging to the Salvago family, is a historic residence of the Genoese aristocracy. Probably built in the 17th century, it was part of the prestigious Rolli list, designated to host important guests. Although the name suggests a castle, it is an urban palace distinguished by its elegant facade and rich interior. Palaces of this type often conceal frescoes and period decorations.

How long does it take to visit Palazzo Agostino e Giacomo Salvago?

Plan about 50 min.

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