Palazzo De Mojà

Palazzo De Mojà is a seventeenth-century noble residence in Siderno Superiore, distinguished by small stone balconies and restored for civic cultural use.

Why it matters

The palace represents the noble domestic architecture of Siderno's historic hill town. Its restoration and reuse connect the preservation of the borgo with contemporary community life.

What to notice

The facade's small balconies are framed by triple-arched stone cornices. The palace forms part of an ensemble of historic residences in the borgo, including buildings with rusticated portals and sculptural details.

Context and history

Local accounts date the palace to the seventeenth century and describe it as a Spanish-era residence. The building was restored and returned to cultural use. It belongs to the wider historic fabric of Siderno Superiore, whose civic centre later shifted toward the Marina.