The Gothic Popes’ Palace (Palazzo dei Papi) in Viterbo, Italy, was constructed for the popes who resided there during the mid-13th century. This historic building features the elegant arched Loggia delle Benedizione, where newly elected pontiffs would greet the faithful after their election. The Aula del Conclave, located within the palace, is notable as the site of the first and longest papal conclave. Today, visitors can explore these significant spaces and imagine the historical events that unfolded within these walls.
Popes’ Palace (Palazzo dei Papi)
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