Palazzetto Zuccari in Rome: photos, reviews

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Palazzetto Zuccari, an enchanting Baroque masterpiece designed by architects Federico Zuccari and Girolamo Rainaldi, opened its doors in 1590. Nestled in Rome's historical center at Palazzo Zuccari, this attraction not only features Zuccari's renowned frescoes but also a striking facade adorned with grotesque figures, inspired by the Bomarzo Monster Park. Home to the prestigious Biblioteca Hertziana, it serves both as a library and a cultural landmark. Just a minute's walk from the Spanish Steps, this highly-rated gem with an average Google rating of 4.5 promises a captivating blend of art, history, and scholarship.

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Trinita' Dei Monti

Bus stop 143 m walk

Spagna

Subway station 137 m walk

Spagna (Ma)

Bus stop 271 m walk

Due Macelli/Capo Le Case

Bus stop 208 m walk

Mercede

Bus stop 228 m walk

4.6

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4.6/5 230 reviews

Ludwik Mazurek

Widok na charakterystyczne drzwi i okna od Via Gregoriana.

Wojciech Abramowicz

Tu była Marysieńka Sobieska. Na fasadzie herb Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów.

Ettore Farcomeni

Bellissimo palazzo del 14 secolo dalll'aspetto in facciata di mostruose bocche aperte, ispirate al Giardino di Bomarzo, lo rendono unico.

Palazzetto Zuccari in Rome

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