Splendid rooms with vaults set on stone columns, ancient suits of armour, exquisite floors and beautiful furnishings. Steeped in Lombard-Veneto history, this elegant fourteenth-century palazzo was renovated by none other than Bramante. In one of the most beautiful squares in Italy, the eighteenth-century Taverna del Colleoni is named after the famous Bergamo-born condottiero. A harmonious concordance of architecture and ancient recipes that enthralled even the great Le Corbusier and attracted intellectuals and the cultured elite.