Martinengo delle Palle Palace

THE PALACE

Built starting in the 17th century by the noble family of the same name, Palazzo Martinengo delle Palle stands along what is now Via San Martino della Battaglia, within what was once the square of Sant'Alessandro, protected by the city walls. Here history is not a distant memory: it is part of space.

The palace retains the sober elegance of Brescia's large residences. Its architecture speaks of civil power, of urban life, of a city that has always been able to combine industriousness and culture. It is no coincidence that, having completed its function as a private residence, the building has welcomed important public institutions such as the Court of Appeal and, over time, also activities related to conviviality and encounters.

Today Palazzo Martinengo delle Palle presents itself as a living place, capable of adapting without losing its identity. Its spaces interact with the city and those who pass through them, offering an authoritative yet accessible context, historical yet open to the present. It's a place that doesn't need excess: its strength lies in its location, its history, and that solid simplicity that is profoundly Brescian.

Visiting Palazzo Martinengo delle Palle means entering an authentic piece of Brescia. Central, European, concrete. Just like the city around him.