Bertolotto Palace

SAVONA, LIGURIA · EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Bertolotto Palace

A refined example of Liberty style architecture, this palazzo on Savona’s Via Cavour represents the elegant modernism that flourished in Italian cities during the early twentieth century.

At a glance

Bertolotto Palace stands as a notable Liberty style residence in Savona. Built in 1910 by engineer Bertolotto and commissioned by Nicolò Campora, the building reflects the aesthetic principles that defined the Italian Art Nouveau movement.

History

The palazzo was constructed in 1910 under the direction of engineer Bertolotto, commissioned by the patron Nicolò Campora. This period marked a dynamic phase in Savona’s urban development, when the city embraced modernist design principles alongside its maritime heritage.

What you see

The building exemplifies Liberty style, the Italian variant of Art Nouveau. This architectural movement emphasized organic forms, decorative elements, and innovative use of materials to create facades that departed from nineteenth-century conventions.

Cultural significance

Bertolotto Palace is one of Savona’s significant Liberty style buildings, contributing to the city’s architectural heritage from the early modern era. The palazzo demonstrates how regional industrial wealth and cosmopolitan taste shaped urban transformation in Liguria during this transformative period.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Cavour 21, 17100 Savona, Liguria
  • Coordinates: 44.3118972, 8.4772417
  • Built: 1910
  • Architect/Engineer: Bertolotto
  • Commissioned by: Nicolò Campora
  • Style: Liberty
  • Official website: https://www.beniculturalionline.it/

Practical information

Opening hours and visitor access information are not listed; check the official website or contact local tourist information in Savona for details on viewing arrangements.

Getting there

The palazzo is located on Via Cavour in central Savona. The city is served by rail connections to Genoa and other Ligurian towns, making it accessible by public transport.

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