Palazzo dei Principi, Renaissance palace in Correggio, Italy.

Palazzo dei Principi is a Renaissance residence in Correggio with a terracotta facade, marble pilasters, and decorated shields displaying the da Correggio family arms. The building combines living quarters with exhibition and archive spaces connected through a central hall accessible via the main southern staircase.

The residence was built between the late 15th century and 1508, initially serving as the home of Francesca of Brandenburg. It later became the seat of Estense government offices and remained a center of power for the ruling family.

The palace now houses the "Giulio Einaudi" municipal library, the historical archives and the Museo il Correggio, devoted to archaeology and art. The museum opened in 1995 but closed the following year after earthquake damage, and the library and archives moved in after further restoration in 2003.

The palace now houses the "Giulio Einaudi" municipal library, the historical archives and the Museo Il Correggio, so visiting hours follow those of the individual institutes. The museum opened in 1995, was closed after the autumn 1996 earthquake and was reinstalled after further restoration work.

Two historical wells stand in the courtyard, including an original gothic-style structure and one built in 1507 that was moved from Piazza delle Erbe. These water sources reveal how practical family needs were woven into the building's design.