The earliest records of Palazzo Spinola-Millelire date back to the 16th century. It was renovated by Claudio Spinola in 1624, as noted on the slate inscription above the entrance portal.
Palazzo Millelire was further expanded in the 19th century by the Albini Millelire family, who added two additional floors, giving the building its current appearance.
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Visitors can explore five rooms furnished with precious antique furnishings and an important collection of Baroque paintings by Genoese Baroque masters from the 16th and 17th centuries. The entrance and the main hall are decorated with frescoes dating back to the late 19th century, and feature 17th-century slate doorframes, as well as terrazzo and Genoese mosaic flooring.
The attached park, spanning approximately 1,000 square metres, boasts exquisite plant species, with a 17th-century stone fountain and a wrought-iron gazebo at its centre.
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