Residential and representative buildings

Residential and representative buildings

Casina of Cardinal Bessarion – a summer house from the Renaissance

Residential and representative buildings

Casino dell’Aurora – a pearl of art of an entrepreneurial papal nepot

Residential and representative buildings

Casino di Villa Doria Pamphilj – a symbol of social status and a tool of international rivalries

Residential and representative buildings

Casino Ludovisi – a cardinal’s idyll on the outskirts of the city

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Altemps - a refined ambience for a treasury of antique art

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Altieri – the pride of a papal family

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Barberini – a monument of papal ambitions, of which the likes Rome had never before seen

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Doria Pamphilj – a palace famous for its love of art

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo di Firenze – the unloved residence of the de’ Medici family

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Mattei di Giove – a salon and an open-air museum

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Pamphilj – a residence of a woman of iron will and untamed ambition

Residential and representative buildings

Palazzo Venezia – a residence of popes, ambassadors and Fascists

Residential and representative buildings

Perspective Gallery of Palazzo Spada – fiction and reality, meaning architectural games with the senses

Residential and representative buildings

The Hall of Constantine (Stanza di Constantino) – a hymn praising the papacy

Residential and representative buildings

Villa Aldobrandini – a place of respite over the city teeming with life

Residential and representative buildings

Villa Farnesina – built with the thought of eternal glory

Residential and representative buildings

Villa Giulia – the earthly paradise of Pope Julius III

Residential and representative buildings

Villa of Maxentius – the rural residence of an unfortunate ruler

Residential and representative buildings

Villa Medici – a Florentine and French enclave on Pincio Hill

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