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Aedes Danielis, Renaissance palace in Zejtun, Malta

The Aedes Danielis building features a prominent facade with a life-size statue of Prophet Daniel and follows Renaissance architectural principles.

Built in 1659 for nobleman Gregorio Bonici, a wheat trader and castellan of Mdina, the palace served as his secondary residence in Malta.

The building incorporates a private chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Good Counsel, constructed in 1768 in the Baroque architectural style.

The structure maintains its original design elements and remains under the ownership of descendants from the Bonici and Testaferrata families.

British military forces occupied the palace during World War II, and its garden received damage from aerial bombardment on May 11, 1941.

GPS coordinates: 35.85358,14.53175

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31

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