Royal and Princely Palaces

[princessvalondra]

Royal Palace, Caserta (Naples)
Residence of the Royal Family of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

Royal Palace
photo album

http://www.sorrento.cc/public/foto/p...ta_piccola.jpg
http://www.persicocarservice.com/images/caserta1.jpg

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a view of the grand watercourse with the Royal Palace in the distance.

image free of copyright; originally posted at Wiki
reproduced under the GNU Free Documentation License

[Alberto2244]

The magnificent palace in Venice of Princess Bianca di Savoia

Article in 4 (FOUR) pages full of wonderful pictures:

Venice: Art & Design: Wmagazine.com

(I hope it was not posted here before, I did a research using the "search" engine and apparently it was not)

[MAfan]

Thanks, Alberto, this is a very interesting article.
Unfortunately, now the palace has been turned into a hotel...

[Odette]

I thought they still occupied a wing of the palace.

[Tosca]

I guess the article was written by Marellina Caracciolo, Princess Marella Caracciolo senior's niece(?)

[espejor]

Hello! I have visited Roma few weeks ago and I haven't seen the Royal Palace.

What was the Royal residence of the King of Italy during the reign of Saboya Dynasty?

My guide said me that the Royal Palace was in Turin...

Regards!

[MAfan]

The Royal Palace in Rome was the Quirinal Palace; before it was used as a Papal residence. Now it's the residence and office of the President of the Republic.
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[Lumutqueen]

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The Royal Palace in Turin. It was the royal palace of the House of Savoy.

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The Royal Palace in Naples. It is one of the four residences used by the Bourbon Kings of Naples during their rule of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies (1730-1860):

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The Quirinal Palace (known in Italian as the Palazzo del Quirinale or simply the Quirinale) is the official residence of the President of the Italian Republic on the Quirinal Hill, the tallest of the seven hills of Rome. It was used by Kings mainly for state functions.

[amedea]

I never found a pic of Villa Ada also called Villa Savoia, the private residence of king Vittorio Emanuele III in Rome. someone can help?