Palazzo Incontri, Renaissance palace in Florence, Italy.
Palazzo Incontri is a palace in Florence featuring a stone facade, symmetrical windows, and a grand entrance portal spanning multiple floors. The structure reflects the typical building methods used in the city during its construction period.
The palace was founded in the late 13th century and was built on top of remains from an ancient Roman structure. This foundation combined classical remains with new medieval construction.
The palace shows a blend of different building styles visible in its rooms and spaces as you move through it. The walls and details tell the story of different periods when people lived and built here.
You can visit the palace through guided tours that take you through the main halls and residential quarters. There are also sections where you can see archaeological finds and ancient foundations.
Beneath the palace lie remains of a Roman theater from the first century, buried under the modern city. This layer of history sits directly beneath your feet as you walk through the rooms.
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