History

This palace, built by the Pignatellis in the early sixteenth century, then passed to the Filangeris, as Giulia Pignatelli married Francesco Filangeri, whose tomb is preserved in San Domenico, among the remains of the ancient basilica of Santa Croce. Located in the pittaglio (district) of San Marco, almost as if to mark the border between via della Spina di Cristo (A. Prologo) and via di Santa Teresa (third section of via Ognissanti) it was renovated in 1772. It passed to the della Grezza family (later Laghezza) and is currently owned by Matera and today houses the Corteinfiore restaurant. This building is particularly special in that it incorporated part of the city walls that at the time rested on the rocks of the sea.

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