Palazzo Arezzo Della Targia
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| Address : | Piazza Duomo, 18, 96100 Siracusa SR, Italy |
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| City : | Siracusa |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Davvero un elegante edificio.
 Truly an elegant building.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Palazzo Arezzo Della Targia È un edificio nobile ubicato in piazza Duomo a Siracusa affianco del Palazzo Benventano del Bosco. ( Il primo Palazzo Arezzo fu quello che alla fine del 1700 fu venduto alla famiglia Beneventano del Bosco, usato dal 1400 circa quale antica residenza degli Arezzo prima di acquistare il feudo di Fatto a con annesso Castello omonimo ) . Esso venne fabbricato per volere della famiglia nobile Arezzo ( baroni ) che avevano dei possedimenti dalla targia ad Augusta e anche a Cassibile. Il palazzo ha una forma curvilinea poiché segue la forma ellittica di piazza Duomo. Ha quattro grandi portali ognuno dei quali è separato da finestre non troppo elaborate, al piano superiore vi sono nove balconi rinchiusi da inferriate, sopra di essi delle travi lavorate con pietra Iblea, dieci pilastri in stile mercato delineano la struttura del Palazzo. Una seconda entrata del palazzo, diversa della principale, mostra un grande portale arcuato in stile Barocco, affiancato ad altri due balconi rinchiusi anch' essi in ferro battuto.
Palazzo Arezzo Della Targia It is a noble building located in Piazza Duomo in Syracuse next to the Palazzo Benventano del Bosco. (The first Palazzo Arezzo was the one that at the end of the 1700s was sold to the Beneventano del Bosco family, used since around 1400 as an ancient residence of the Arezzo before buying the fief of Fatto a with an adjoining Castello of the same name). It was built at the behest of the noble Arezzo family (barons) who had possessions from the targia to Augusta and also to Cassibile. The building has a curved shape since it follows the elliptical shape of Piazza Duomo. It has four large portals, each of which is separated by not too elaborate windows, on the upper floor there are nine balconies enclosed by railings, above them beams worked with Iblea stone, ten market-style pillars outline the structure of the Palace. A second entrance of the palace, different from the main one, shows a large arched portal in Baroque style, flanked by two other balconies also closed in wrought iron.
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Vesa Kumpulainen on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Compelling experience, unique atmosphere. Like all surrounding areas and the entire old Syracusa island, made of light marble and some sort of sandstone.. reminiscent of the times of antiquity. Personally I favor these palaces over the amphitheaters and akropolis' of Greece, both in historical value and level of preservation.
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