Palazzo dei diamanti, Renaissance palace in Verona
The Palazzo dei Diamanti is known for its distinct diamond-shaped ashlar facades.
Designed by architect Bernardino Brugnoli in the 16th century.
It represents a significant architectural achievement of the Italian Renaissance.
Today, it serves as a backdrop to many cultural events and exhibitions.
The palace owes its name to the over 8,000 diamond points that decorate its outer walls.
Location: Verona
Architect: Bernardino Brugnoli
Architectural style: Renaissance
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