Palazzo Bernardini - Free Audio Guide
Lucca, Tuscany, Italy
Palazzo Bernardini, Via del Suffragio, San Concordio, Lucca, Toscana, 55100, Italia
Palazzo Bernardini is a historic building located in Lucca, featuring a central structure built between 1517 and 1523 by Martino Bernardini. The facade is attributed to Francesco Marti or Nicolao Civitali, showcasing architectural elegance. The palace has a notable internal courtyard with composite columns and decorative coffered ceilings. The later additions from the 18th century altered its original design, yet it retains rich decorative elements. A key attraction is the "Devil's Stone," a curved stone associated with a local legend about the destruction of a miraculous image of the Madonna. The palace now serves as the headquarters for the Industrial Association, making it accessible to visitors interested in Lucca’s rich history and architectural beauty.