Visiting the most beautiful palaces in Italy will make your trip to this country with a long history bright. Italy shows great respect for the remaining architectural wonders of its glorious past. You will often find archaeological remains between two modern buildings, even in small towns, all over the country. Follow up with us the most beautiful palaces in Italy.
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Caserta Palace Reggia DiCastera
Caserta Palace consists of 34 stairs, 1200 rooms, 1742 windows and 42000 square meters, making it the largest royal palace in the world. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997. Three centuries after its creation, it still retains the splendor of the past.
The visual impact of this palace is immediate, once you enter the gallery along the central axis of the palace, you find a group of fountains in the background, creating an unusual effect. Inside, the huge rooms follow one by one. What is striking is the richness of every detail and every decoration in every room: from royal apartments to the throne room. Inside the palace there is also a theater: the only space that the genius engineer Luigi Vanvitelib performed in full before his death.
As for the garden of the palace, it covers an area of 120 hectares, and what makes it unforgettable is an exceptional series of basins, waterfalls, and fountains that extend for a distance of 3 km. We recommend renting a bike to reach both the italyn Garden and the outermost English garden.
The Royal Palace of Turin
The Royal Palace in Turin, Italy, is the center of the collection of the most important italyn political events of the nineteenth century, and is the first and most important place in which the Savoy royal family resided in the seventeenth century.
Set in Piazza Castello, the palace is an example of perfect symmetry and wonderful balance. Of course, today it looks different than it was in the eighteenth century, but it’s still surprising, not even more surprising.
In addition to the stunning inner palace beauty of the Grand Palace, the gardens also show a tendency to splendor.
Pitti Palace, Palazzo Pitti
The Palazzo Pitti immediately attracts people’s attention from the narrow streets of Florence. The entire building is, in fact, evidence of the splendor of Florence since the Renaissance.
The palace has historically seen more than one family stay in it: beginning with the Betty family where the wealthy banking palace built Lucca Betty to give a distinguished name to his family, and then to the Betty family discount the Medici family, then the Lorena family, to the Savoy family … and with all these families passing, change The palace turned its face more than once until today, it includes an important collection of museums and beautiful galleries, such as the Palatine Gallery, masterpieces of Raphael and Titian, or the Gallery of Modern Art, mega apartments, clothing gallery and porcelain museum.
The Royal Palace in Cagliari
The history of the Cagliari royal palace begins in the 13th century. At that time Pisa ordered its construction on the rock Castel del Castro which is the “key to the Mediterranean”. Since then, the building has always had a central role in the management of Sardinia.
The facade of the palace is very simple, if they are without frills, it is full of windows facing the small Piazza Palazzo. Upon reaching the palace, you will immediately see the beautiful staircase, decorated with elegant marble lions.
Leaving the city behind, you move to the viceroy’s apartments on the first floor. It is painted by the most important artists of the time. Sala degliAlabardieri has a huge collection of pictures of several Savoy states: They came to rule Sardinia with an iron fist.
Today, the palace is home to the offices of Prefettura and Provincia di Cagliari, but in its beautiful rooms you will find some interesting exhibits.
The simple royal palace in Cagliari
The Royal Palace of Turin
My Home Palace Gardens
The Royal Palace of Turin is magnificent from the inside
Historic Betty Palace
Pitti Palace in Florence
Castira Palace is the largest royal palace in the world
Castira Palace and its enormous garden
Cagliari royal palace from the inside
