Palazzo Sozzifanti

The design of the palace is attributed to Bernardo Buontalenti, and the building was initially intended for either the Grand Duke of Tuscany or one of his magistrates. Construction took place from 1527 to 1590, and a few years later the palace was sold to the wealthy noblemen, Ottavio and Giulio di Bartolomeo Sozzifanti. The palace once had an elevated walkway linking to the church of San Biagio, allowing the members to attend mass without entering the street. The palace has undergone a number of reconstructions, but retains its internal courtyard with a double-column loggia and portico.^[1][2]

43°56′07″N 10°54′55″E / 43.935151°N 10.915334°E / 43.935151; 10.915334