Palazzo Reale
Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples, Campania 80132, Italy
Campania, Italy
MUSEUM
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PALACE
EST. 1600
EST. 1600
Early 1600s
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Palazzo Reale.
The palace preserves its seventeenth-century facade lined with statues of the kings of Naples, along with the royal apartments, court theater, and grand staircase, largely intact from successive royal and Bourbon-era refurbishments. It is owned by the Italian state and managed by the Ministry of Culture as a national museum, and it also houses the National Library. The state apartments are open to the public on a ticketed basis.
About Palazzo Reale
The Palazzo Reale in Naples was built in the early seventeenth century, designed by architect Domenico Fontana, originally as a residence for Spanish viceroys ruling the Kingdom of Naples. It later became a royal palace for the Bourbon kings of Naples, housing court functions and state ceremonies. The palace stood as a seat of political power in southern Italy.
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