Palazzo Nainer

it.wikipedia records that it was built over a former Augustinian monastery; that the long façade is in three parts, the central one in three orders articulated by pilasters, with a rusticated cornice separating the upper order and a balustraded terrace along the whole central section; that the Marchese Giampietro Campana bought it in the mid-nineteenth century and kept and showed part of his collection here; and that it was raised by a storey in 1872 during the works that followed Rome becoming capital.