Palazzo Agliardi

History

Palazzo Agliardi, originally Martinengo Colleoni, is located at no.86 of Via Pignolo, in one of the Bergamo villages where, during the sixteenth century, important families of nobles and merchants chose to build their palaces. The residence comes with a large courtyard, three rooms decorated with eighteenth-century frescoes by Carlo Carlone and Federico Ferrario, the so-called neoclassical room and a bright central living room that opens onto a charming roof garden. A staircase leads to the recently restored, underlying stable.