In Como, in the north-east corner of the walled city, surrounded by the cathedral and the wonderful shores of the lake, stands this historic palace dating back to the 17th century and now restored to its original splendour thanks to skilful conservative restoration work. Under the supervision of the Superintendency of Fine Arts, the palace has been restored in all its aspects, from the luxury finishes to the precious period details such as frescoes, sculptures, coffered ceilings with gold decorations and authentic fireplaces.
The interior reflects the style of the era while blending with modernity and contemporary comforts.
Of varying sizes, the seven exclusive luxury flats masterfully combine history and the contemporary, with their elegance and refinement, reinterpreting their glorious past in a modern key.
Completing the structure are, on the ground floor, a large commercial space with offices and the heart of the palace, the papal residence, the majestic space of more than 500 square metres that, through the imperial staircase, characterised by unique details of inestimable historical value including frescoes by artists from all over the Christian world, coffered ceilings and authentic fireplaces, hosted Pope Innocent XI.
The courtyard can also be customised according to one's needs, including the possibility of using it for parking.
It is a residence that, even today, retains its refined architecture, from the construction details to the decorations, from the pursuit of fine forms to the candid colours.
The prestigious palazzo is of great historical importance for the city of Como, whose social and symbolic value it underlines. A treasure rediscovered in a context of inestimable prestige.
Como is a city in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, located at the southern end of Lake Como. It is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, historic architecture, and lively cultural scene.
Lake Como is one of the most stunning natural landscapes in Italy, surrounded by lush green hills and elegant villas offering a rich history dating back to Roman times, evident in its well-preserved architecture. Visitors can explore historical sites such as the Duomo di Como and the Tempio Voltiano. It is therefore not surprising that the city has a lively cultural scene with museums, galleries and theatres. Visitors can also explore the city's boutiques and markets for luxury goods and local produce, while sampling the delicious dishes of northern Italy, including Lake Como's famous risotto and freshwater fish. Como also serves as a gateway to the Italian Alps, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking, skiing and other outdoor activities, with scenic trails leading to mountain villages and Alpine lakes. Overall, Como offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, history, culture and culinary delights, making it a must-visit destination for travellers exploring northern Italy.
750 m from Como Cathedral
3 km from the Volta Temple
14 km from Careno Beach
34 Km from Lugano
52 Km from Milan
63 Km from Milan Linate Airport
