Sicily, Palermo, Palermo, Italy

The noble floor of the Historical Palace, built between 1615 and 1764 under the enlightened guidance of the nobles of the time, now stands as a sumptuous museum open to visitors, enriched with diverse collections. With a distinctive Baroque style, the building showcases halls adorned with 18th-century frescoes, the work of a renowned painter. Furnishings, painted doors, paintings, carriages, chests from the 16th century, Sicilian ceramics, and porcelain from France and Naples all contribute to creating an irresistible atmosphere. Surrounded by the rich history of Sicily and the local nobility, visitors can enjoy spectacular views from the balconies overlooking the Cathedral and the city's entrance arches. The noble floor, subjected to a magnificent restoration, offers the opportunity to experience the palace as an authentic private residence, with eight spacious frescoed rooms, one featuring a ceiling decorated with coffers, along with smaller chambers. This level of the building represents an extraordinary testimony of refinement and history, inviting visitors to fully immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere of this place.