Palazzo Savoldi Canale

Palazzo Savoldi Canale dates back to the 16th century and was initially owned by the Savoldi family and in particular by the magistrate Giovanni Battista Savoldi. It later passed ownership to the magistrate Enrico Porro and the Canali family.
The palace has a portico of six bays with columns with Ionic capitals. The passage of the troops caused the deterioration and disfigurement of the interior. The hall on the ground floor retains its sixteenth-century character and is enriched by nineteenth-century decoration, frescoes and shots created by the painter Pozzoli di Bedizzole.
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