Palazzo Cassoli

Palazzo Cassoli is a historical building in the heart of Reggio Emilia, Italy, originally owned by the Boccacci family in the 16th century before being sold to Count Girolamo Cassoli in 1607. The building features a unique façade redesigned at the end of the 17th century with intricate lime and pozzolana leaf motifs, although later restorations in the 20th century altered its original appearance. Inside, visitors can admire decorations by Anselmo Govi and remnants of tempera paintings by Domenico Pellizzi, making it a fascinating site for both tourists and researchers interested in art and architecture.