Belonging to the noble family of the Marquises Stanga since 1467, the palace features a remarkable Renaissance façade in typical Cremonese terracotta in the main courtyard, dating back to the late 15th century for the part up to the first floor, while the upper part, corresponding to the oculi, was modified by architect Faustino Rodi during the renovation work at the end of the 18th century. This work led to the construction of the majestic staircase, decorated with stuccoes and niches with statues, as well as the neoclassical renovation of all the rooms on the first floor facing the garden with frescoes by Giuseppe Manfredini, which find their maximum expression in the precious bridal chamber with wooden inlaid flooring, a four-poster bed, and original neoclassical furniture and furnishings decorated by the painter Sante Legnani.