Malaspina Palace the historic residence of the noble Lombard family, stands as a symbol of Bagnaria’s heritage.

The front of the palace was meticulously restored in 2011, reclaiming its original grandeur.
Situated along the village’s perimeter walls, it is a prominent landmark visible from the Varzi and Voghera roads.

The two-story front boasts five ground-floor windows with iron grilles and six symmetrically arranged upper windows.
A striking sandstone portal, topped with an entablature displaying the Malaspina coat of arms,
features a crowned eagle above a barbed branch—a hallmark of the family’s legacy.

The palace’s kitchen is a highlight, showcasing a large 17th-century fireplace and a remarkably preserved pulley system for its well.

Visitors to Palazzo Malaspina gain insight into the historical and cultural significance of the Malaspina family and their enduring influence on the region.