Palazzo Perez in Brindisi, dating back to the beginning of the 18th century, takes the name from the family who owned it from the 18th to the 19th century.
The facade is elegant and clear, decorated by a portal with a perfect structure, slightly projecting. Family Perez, a Liberal one, was an active protagonist during the Risorgimento and, in February 1830, the Bourbon police entered their house ordering to break up a political meeting, where there were popular members of the Carbonari society, such as Domenico Nervegna, Pietro Magliano, Giovanni Crudo.
Don Francesco Perez was forced to retreat for ninety days in a monastery of the town for “spiritual exercises”.
Events nearby
In the coming days, within 15 km.
Puglia Nautic Salon 2026
Collaboration between the International Nautical Salon of Puglia and Pescare Show, celebrating nautical and fishing.
Porto Pace: Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret
Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret in Brindisi for three days of theater
Dialogues with Mario Martone
Cultural event with Mario Martone: discussions on directing, contemporary theater, cinema and intergenerational dialogue.
Autumn in the Alley and Piazza Duomo among Art, History and Reading
Art, history, and community celebrate autumn in Brindisi's historic center.
Basket and Solidarity in Mesagne: On the Court October 25 to Say End Polio Now
Friendly basketball match for the fight against polio
Brindisi: From the Roman Appia to the Mediterranean
Conference on the Via Appia-Traiana and Brindisi's role in the ancient Mediterranean.
More places nearby
Museums and theatresMAPRI - Provincial Archaeological Museum ''Francesco Ribezzo''Brindisi's museum is a treasure trove of archaeological gems, featuring a
section dedicated to underwater archaeology and a rich collection of
ceramics. Brindisi very close
Castles, towers and palacesPalazzo BalsamoPalazzo Balsamo, a gem of the civil architecture of Brindisi, is a
wonderful palace to be admired strolling in the streets of the old town
centre. Brindisi very close
Churches and cryptsCathedral of the Visitation and Saint John the BaptistIt offers a striking sight, the elegant Cathedral of Brindisi, built near
the sea and the ancient Roman walls. Brindisi very close
Museums and theatresDiocesan Museum “Giovanni Tarantini”In the heart of Brindisi, the museum is a treasure trove of works of art
and historical documents, such as the splendid Ark of San Teodoro and the
Privilegium of Federico II. Brindisi very close
Castles, towers and palacesSeminary PalaceThe Seminary Palace of Brindisi, built in 1720 as indicated by the
inscription on the keystone on the entrance, is an explosion of Baroque
art. Brindisi very close- Churches and cryptsChiesa di Santa Maria del Romitorio (or Romitorio dei Vescovi)The church of Santa Maria al Romitorio is a hidden gem in the historic center of the city, entirely adorned with frescoes. Brindisi very close