Renaissance House Museum, with a collection of art objects, weapons, furnishings, furnishings. There are traces of the existence of the palace, the ancient city residence of the noble Silva di Crevoladossola family, as early as 1348. Over the years, several interventions changed the appearance of the building until the end of 1700 when, with the extinction of the Silva , the palace was divided and further transformed.

In the second half of the nineteenth century, the creation of a Foundation with the legacies of Gian Giacomo Galletti from Ossola and the enthusiasm and passion of a group of intellectuals of heterogeneous training and competence led to the formation of a substantial museum heritage.