Palazzo Sorricchio - Nicola e Luigi (dimora storica)
Museum | Atri | Abruzzi | Italy
The Palazzo Sorricchio in Atri, Abruzzo, is a historic building dedicated to the Sorricchio family, particularly the scholars Nicola and Luigi Sorricchio. After extensive restoration works, the palace was reopened to the public in October 2020, after being closed for a hundred years.
Inside the palace, there are numerous rooms with original frescoes that reflect the history and cultural richness of the Sorricchio family. Of particular importance are the manuscripts of Nicola Sorricchio on display, including the "Annali Acquaviviani" and the "Monumenta Adriana", providing a deep insight into the history of the region.
The palace is located in close proximity to the Palazzo Ducale, the former seat of the city council of Atri, and together they form an important historical ensemble. The adjacent garden of the palace, also restored during the renovation, invites visitors to experience the atmosphere of bygone times.
The Palazzo Sorricchio is a significant cultural heritage of Atri, offering visitors the opportunity to delve into the history of the Sorricchio family and the city. The careful restoration has helped preserve this historic building for future generations and make it accessible.
