Palazzo Giovanni Garibaldi
Palazzo Giovanni Garibaldi stands as a key link in Genoa’s Baroque civic network, its story anchored by a precise 1651–1654 construction window and its role within the Palazzi dei Rolli. Built between 1651 and 1654 on a fedecommesso for Giovanni Garibaldi, the palazzo connected a cluster of historic properties at the heart of Genova, on the site that consolidates the former domus of the Spinola and Doria families with the new Pallavicini complex. The entrance, originally tucked beneath an archivolt, opens into an atrium around a courtyard where a columned staircase once led the noble residents to loggias opening onto a vast terrace, ingeniously carved from the roofs of income-bearing mezzani to compensate for limited garden space in the dense vicoli. …
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