Palazzo Borea d'Olmo
Palazzo Borea d’Olmo stands at the heart of Sanremo as a baroque jewel whose current form was shaped between the 17th and 18th centuries, though its origins reach back to a late medieval core. The Borea d’Olmo family, an old Venetian lineage, has owned the palace since its earliest phases, and the building still bears their name today. For centuries it has hosted a procession of notable figures—Elizabeth of Spain, King Carlo Emanuele III, the painter Fragonard, Pope Pius VII, and the future Duke of Edinburgh, Philip, among others—reflecting Sanremo’s role as a crossroads of culture and power. The palace was the city’s Civic Museum for many years, until 2017, when the collection moved to the neighboring seicento Palazzo Nota, a municipally owned building. …
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