Our Places: Discover our places, where part of our Collection is on exhibition

After being appointed senator, Lorenzo Magnani commissioned the building construction at the end of the 16^th century. A testament to his family's social status, it was erected between 1577 and 1583, following the design planned by architect Domenico Tibaldi, later replaced by Floriano Ambrosini.

In 1959, the bank Credito Romagnolo acquired the property and, in 1997, started a meticulous and thorough restoration project. They aimed to re-establish the original architectural layout reinstating the building's symbolic and representative significance.  Currently, Palazzo Magnani houses one of the many offices of the UniCredit Group, showcasing a remarkable collection of paintings. Known as the Quadreria Palazzo Magnani, it includes works of art primarily from the Bolognese school, from the 16^th to the 20^th century. 

This museum boasts an exceptional collection of canvasses assembled over the years. Visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of these rooms, which preserve artworks from the Emilian region ranging from the 16^th to the 20^th century, all free of charge. This arrangement enables to share the magnificence of these works with the city's inhabitants.

The studio regularly hosts exhibitions that showcase the latest trends in photography, painting, sculpture, and art installations. From emerging talents to established artists, UniCredit Studio has become a go-to destination for art lovers who want to experience and appreciate the best of contemporary art.