Carli Palace of Verona, Neoclassical palace in central Verona, Italy
The building features three distinct levels with rusticated arches, Doric pillars on the ground floor, and a central hall with a loggia above.
The palace changed ownership from Marquis Giuseppe Della Torre to Elena Carli in 1778, followed by her brother Alessandro who rebuilt the structure.
The interior spaces display frescoes created by notable Italian artists including Giambettino Cignaroli, Domenico Pecchio, and Marco Marcola.
The palace currently serves as headquarters for the Italian Army Operational Land Forces Command, continuing its long military association since 1839.
The Sala degli Stucchi within the palace was the location where officials signed the document transferring Verona to the Italian kingdom in 1866.
Location: Verona
GPS coordinates: 45.43914,10.98866
Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:53
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