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English List palaces in Via Garibaldi
List palaces in Via Garibaldi
- Via Garibaldi 1
Built beginning in 1558 according to a design by Bernardino Cantone for Agostino Pallavicino, an authoritative member of the Republic's government,... - Via Garibaldi 10
Built beginning in 1562 according to a design by Giovanni Ponzello for Baldassarre Lomellini, at the end of the Eighteenth century the building fell... - Via Garibaldi 11
The original building was built for Luca Grimaldi before work on the Strada Nuova was begun, between 1530 and 1540. In 1711, the building fell into... - Via Garibaldi 12
The building, which owes its name to the two small towers flanking its sides, was built in 1716 by the architect Giacomo Viano for Giovan Andrea... - Via Garibaldi 2
Erected by Bernardo Spazio for Pantaleo Spinola and later continued by Pietro Orsolino until the building was completed in 1558, today it houses a... - Via Garibaldi 3
The building was commissioned by Franco Lercari and its construction was begun in 1571. In 1845 it was bought by the Parodi family who still owns... - Via Garibaldi 4
he building, which is currently the seat of the Chamber of Commerce, was constructed between 1558 and 1561 for Tobia Pallavicino by Giovanni Battista... - Via Garibaldi 5
Begun in 1558 for Angelo Giovanni Spinola, Ambassador to Spain and Emperor Charles the Fifth's banker, the building was completed in 1576 under his... - Via Garibaldi 6
Built in 1563 by the architect Bernadino Cantone for Giovanni Battista and Andrea Spinola, the palazzo was initially constructed as a solid cube with... - Via Garibaldi 7
Built between 1559 and 1565 by Giovanni Battista Castello, called the "Bergamasco," and by Bernardo Cantone for Nicolosio Lomellino, an exponent of a... - Via Garibaldi 8
The cousins Lazzaro and Giacomo Spinola commissioned the building between 1583 and 1588. The building's distinguishing feature is that of constituting... - Via Garibaldi 9
The building was erected beginning in 1565 by Domenico and Giovanni Ponsello for Niccolò Grimaldi, called "the Monarch" for the number of aristocratic...
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