Wanted by Cardinal Branda to shelter poor people and pilgrims, this building was built only after his death by Nicolao Castiglioni.

It’s a typical example of  the lombardic XVth century style and it is refined with a Renaissance portico and columns with stone capitals.

Inside the palace, on the ground floor, there’s a large room with a period earthen flooring and a valuable fireplace in sandstone whose cowl is decorated with coats of arms.