Palazzo Bozzi Corso is situated only a short walk away from the splendid Basilica of Santa Croce and the very central Piazza S. Oronzo.

This historical palace was originally built by Gabriele Bozzi Corso in 1775, probabily on the remains of a pre-existing XVI century building. In 1879 the Palace became property of another aristocratic family, the Conti Zecca, who in turn passed it on to the Vergine-Indraccolo family during the second half of the last century. The architect Emanuele Manieri endeavoured to achieve a perfect balance of lines and proportions with elegant and imposing results.

Today the Palazzo represents the ideal union of the antique and the contemporary and perfectly embodies La Fiermontina’s aesthetics, deeply rooted in local history and tradition while also projected towards the future.