Santolini Palace
Private, can only be visited externally.
Built in 1813, Santolini Palace is a noble residence that reflects Belforte del Chienti’s 19th-century architectural evolution. The two-storey structure, finished in lime plaster, features simple and elegant lines typical of noble homes of the period. With its hipped roof and prominent position at the entrance to a block, it is easily recognisable and of great architectural harmony. Today it is privately owned and not open to visitors, though it remains a fine testimony to the refined taste and social status of the families that shaped the village’s history.
Related Itineraries
The Ancient Village Route
A journey through time that tells of centuries of civic history and art.
Between the 18th and 20th Centuries
Noble palaces, stately villas, and religious architecture.
The Religious Route
Churches and convents amidst spirituality, history, and tradition.
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Bonfranceschi Palace
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Buccolini Palace
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