The elegant 16th-century Madama Palace, located in the heart of Rome, has served as the seat of the Italian Senate since 1871. Its baroque facade is a striking feature, drawing visitors to this historic landmark. Inside, gilded ceilings and intricate friezes tell the story of its rich past, including connections to the Medici family and the illegitimate daughter of Emperor Charles V. While Senate proceedings often restrict public access, those who can enter will find a wealth of historical and architectural details to explore.
Madama Palace (Palazzo Madama)
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