Palazzo Pianetti, Rococo palace in Iesi, Italy
Palazzo Pianetti is a Rococo palace in Iesi featuring a three-story ornamental facade with symmetrical windows and elaborate stone decorations. The interior houses an art gallery and museum spaces showcasing regional and wider collections.
Construction began in 1748 under architect Domenico Luigi Valeri during a period of architectural expansion in the Marche region. The palace reflects the artistic and building developments of that era.
The rooms display regional art collections, including significant works by Lorenzo Lotto from the early 16th century. These pieces reflect the artistic traditions that shaped Iesi over centuries.
The interior rooms are accessible daily, with guided tours available in multiple languages upon reservation. It is helpful to book in advance to get the most from your visit to the collections.
The second floor contains a series of frescoes depicting scenes from the Aeneid, created by artist Placido Lazzarini. These works demonstrate the high-quality artistic decoration that graced the rooms.
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