Palazzo Borea d'Olmo
Palazzo Borea d’Olmo stands as a baroque-historic landmark in Sanremo, a palace whose current form was shaped through centuries of growth, with its core traces dating back to a late medieval nucleus. The building acquired its present appearance between the 17th and 18th centuries, reflecting a refined Baroque-Manierist sensibility. It remains the ancestral seat of the Borea d’Olmo family, an ancient Venetian lineage that still bears the palazzo’s name today. A marked feature is its grand marble portal, crowned by a sculpture of the Madonna del Montorsoli, while a second marble portal on nearby via Cavour displays a marble statue of San Giovanni Battista by Montorsoli’s workshop. Inside, the monumental Genoese-influenced atrium presents marble columns, a short flight of stairs, and vaulted ceilings. …
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