Palazzo Carpaneda

Palazzo Carpaneda is a 17th century building located in Via Tarello 18, it was first owned by the Bondoni, Tomasi and later Carpaneda families from which it takes its name.
The entrance has an eccentric stone portal that opens towards the facade of the church.
The internal rooms have three rooms refined by stucco decorations: the first is characterized by large volutes and stylized leaves typical of the Baroque style; the second presents a similar decoration enriched by a central medallion and ovals depicting landscapes; the third is the most decorated room, featuring cherubs, busts and the abduction of Ganymede in the central medallion.