Palazzo Muti Bussi
Historic site · Campitelli, Italy
it.wikipedia gives the address as "via dell'Aracoeli, 2 (Rione X Campitelli)" and says Giacomo Della Porta designed and began the palace about 1585 for Orazio Muti; after Della Porta's death Giovanni Antonio De Rossi worked on it in 1642-45 and completed the entrances and the courtyard in 1660-62.
History
it.wikipedia says the palace was modernised in the eighteenth century and took its present name when Cecilia Muti married Count Giulio Bussi in the early nineteenth. The article also gives the building five facades, which is why it.wikipedia's rione article lists it on via di San Venanzio while the palace's own article gives via dell'Aracoeli. The two are not in conflict.
Visit
Via dell'Aracoeli 2, Roma RM
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