Palazzo dei Convertendi, Palace in Italy
The Palazzo dei Convertendi is a palatial structure in the Borgo district of Rome.
Originally built in the 16th century for Papal ceremonies, it has undergone several architectural modifications.
This palace contributes to the historical tapestry of Vatican-influenced architecture in central Rome.
Located near St. Peter's Square, it is part of the patrimony of the Holy See.
It was integrated into the new structures of the 'Passetto di Borgo'.
Location: Borgo
Location: Municipio I
Location: Rome
Architects: Donato Bustamante, Annibale Lippi
Floors above the ground: 3
Address: via della Conciliazione 00193
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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