Palazzo Ruspoli

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Palazzo Ruspoli, Renaissance palace in central Rome, Italy.

Palazzo Ruspoli extends along Via del Corso with a three-story facade designed by architect Bartolomeo Ammannati in the sixteenth century.

The palace changed ownership from the Jacobbili family to the Rucellai in 1583, then to the Caetani in 1629, and finally to the Ruspoli family in 1776.

The palace's loggia contains frescoes by Jacopo Zucchi and displayed a collection of ancient sculptures representing emperors and mythological figures.

The palace stands at Via del Corso 418, featuring a monumental marble staircase with four flights of thirty steps leading to the inner courtyard.

Napoleon III resided in this palace during his exile, and the structure housed the notable Caffè Nuovo during the nineteenth century.

Location: Rome

Architects: Bartolomeo Ammannati

GPS coordinates: 41.90417,12.47869

Latest update: May 13, 2025 01:04

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