Palazzo Rospigliosi, Renaissance palace in Zagarolo, Italy.
Palazzo Rospigliosi is a palace in Zagarolo with two large wings and a central tower standing in the town center. The building contains many rooms with painted ceilings and wall frescoes throughout the living spaces.
The structure began as a fortress around the 10th century built by the Colonna family. It underwent major changes over centuries until the Rospigliosi family took control in the 1600s.
The Rospigliosi family shaped the interior spaces with large frescoes that still define the halls today. Visitors can observe how these artworks influence the appearance and mood of each room.
The building is accessible to visitors on certain days and offers guided visits. Upon arrival, ask about current opening times and tour availability.
One of the wings houses a toy museum in its lower rooms. This collection offers a surprising contrast with the historic architecture.
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