Palace

Palazzo Agostini

🏛 Italian national heritage

Palazzo Agostini, also known as Palazzo Rosso or Palazzo dell’Ussero, sits along the north bank of the Arno at Lungarno Pacinotti in Pisa. This Renaissance-tinged, red-brick palace was built in the 14th century from the fusion of two medieval towers, later passing through the hands of the Della Seta, Fantini, and Venerosi families before being acquired by the Agostini family in 1496, a lineage that continues to this day. The façade features terracotta-framed mullioned windows, and the building’s third floor was originally an open loggia, giving the upper rooms a light, airy character. …
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