In Como, in the northeast corner of the walled city, surrounded by the Duomo and the marvellous shores of the lake, stands this historic palace dating back to the 17th century, now restored to its original splendor thanks to expert conservative restoration efforts. Under the supervision of the Soprintendenza delle Belle Arti, the palace has been restored in all its aspects, from luxury finishes to precious period details such as frescoes, sculptures, coffered ceilings with gold decorations, and authentic fireplaces. The interiors reflect the style of the era, blending with modernity and contemporary comforts. With varying sizes, the seven exclusive luxury apartments masterfully blend history and modernity, with their elegance and sophistication, reinterpreting their glorious past in a modern key. Completing the structure on the ground floor is a large commercial space with offices and the heart of the palace, namely the papal residence, a majestic space of over 500 square meters which, through the imperial staircase characterized by unique and invaluable historical details including frescoes by artists from around the Christian world, coffered ceilings, and authentic fireplaces, had hosted Pope Innocent XI. The courtyard can also be customized according to your needs, including the possibility of using it for parking. It is a residence that still maintains its refined architecture today, from construction details to decorations, from the search for precious forms to candid colors. The prestigious palace holds great historical importance for the city of Como, emphasizing its social and symbolic value. A treasure rediscovered in a context of immeasurable prestige. Como is a city located in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, situated at the southern tip of Lake Como. It is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, historic architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Lake Como is one of the most stunning natural landscapes in Italy, surrounded by lush green hills and elegant villa offering rich history dating back to Roman times, evident in its well-preserved architecture. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Como Cathedral (Duomo) and the TempioVoltiano, No surprise then that the city has a vibrant cultural scene with museums, galleries, and theaters. Visitors can also explore the city's boutique shops and markets for luxury goods and locally made products, tasting the delicious northern Italian dishes, including the famous risotto and freshwater fish from Lake Como. 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 blend 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 Voltiano Temple 14 Km from Careno Beach 34 Km from Lugano 52 Km from Milan 63 Km from Milan Linate Airport