Casa del Almirante, a 17th-century mansion-palace, showcases Italian marble from the Andreoli workshop adorning its exterior, particularly the Genoa-marbled portal. The main entrance features four symmetrical Tuscan columns, topped by a balcony with Salomon columns and a curved pediment displaying the family crest. Inside, a columned patio, an elliptical cupola staircase, and a grand marble staircase are found. The main floor salon, decorated with geometric moldings and vegetable motifs, is a testament to the palace's nobility. The tower lookouts with pilasters complete the structure.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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