This palace was built around 1734 by the jurist Gio Battista Bellingeri Orlandi, and has a U-shaped plan, with a protruding appendix that forms the small square of Canepanova.

The front of the building is rather simple and smooth, but boasts a whimsical portal and a lively wrought-iron balcony that introduce a note of movement.

In the courtyard is a portico, with three arches on each side, opening towards the garden in a pleasant perspective. The square spiral staircase is unique, supported by four granite pillars with a stone and wrought iron balustrade. The stucco friezes and the fresco on the ceiling of the staircase are noteworthy.