A Renaissance palazzo holding a fragment of the city’s emblem.
The palazzo
Built in the 16th century, Palazzo Granafei-Nervegna is one of Brindisi’s most elegant Renaissance buildings, with a richly decorated façade.
The capital
Inside is the original capital of the Roman column, carved with deities and tritons: a close encounter with the Via Appia.
A cultural venue
Today the palazzo hosts exhibitions and cultural events, a stop to add between the harbour and the Duomo.
