Palazzo Ottolenghi

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Palazzo Ottolenghi, Baroque palace in Asti, Italy.

The palace features a symmetrical façade with columns and windows along Corso Alfieri, topped by a balcony and decorated with ornate volutes.

Count Zaccaria Ottolenghi purchased the palace in 1851, while his son Leonetto later funded cultural institutions including the Teatro Alfieri construction.

The Museum of Risorgimento inside the palace displays portraits, paintings, banners, weapons, medals, and coins from Italy's unification period.

The museum provides multimedia stations for visitors with mobility limitations and visual-tactile installations for visually impaired guests.

An underground air raid shelter from 1943 contains two rooms that could protect 20 people, with panels explaining local wartime history.

Location: Asti

Address: Corso Alfieri, 350

GPS coordinates: 44.89937,8.20060

Latest update: March 6, 2025 19:13

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