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Palazzo Petrucci
現地メンバー53人のおすすめ、
地元の人からのヒント
Francesca
February 3, 2019
Mangiare in terrazza in una location suggestiva...
Valentina
June 28, 2015
Get inside and you'll be thrown into an enchanted garden you'd never have expected. It's magic, just in the centre of the Decumano inferiore!
Ombretta
October 7, 2021
I just LOVE this place. Superb pizza in the most beautiful context. Piazza San Domenico is just magic. One of my absolute favourites. Tips: Book a table on the rooftop for the best experience.
Umberto
May 1, 2018
ITINERARIO SPACCANAPOLI DECUMANO INFERIORE [6] - PALAZZO PETRUCCI E PALAZZO CASACALENDA. Piazza Domenico Maggiore has two sumptuous mansions on both of its sides: the Petrucci building - which was the dwelling of Antonello Petrucci, secretary of King Ferrante I of Aragon - and the Sangro of Casacalenda building, built on the ruins of an old factory in the second half of the eighteenth century by Marianna di Sangro (Duchess of Casacalenda)
ITINERARIO SPACCANAPOLI DECUMANO INFERIORE [6] - PALAZZO PETRUCCI E PALAZZO CASACALENDA. Piazza Domenico Maggiore has two sumptuous mansions on both of its sides: the Petrucci building - which was the dwelling of Antonello Petrucci, secretary of King Ferrante I of Aragon - and the Sangro of Casacale…
Umberto
May 1, 2018
ITINERARIO SPACCANAPOLI DECUMANO INFERIORE [4] - PALAZZO VENEZIA Palazzo Venezia, the historic dwelling of the general consuls of the Venetian Republic, is located along the Decumanus. It was donated to Venice by King Ladislaus in the early fifteenth century and it testifies the deep relationship which has bonded the Riva degli Schiavoni with the Kingdom of Naples for over four centuries.
ITINERARIO SPACCANAPOLI DECUMANO INFERIORE [4] - PALAZZO VENEZIA Palazzo Venezia, the historic dwelling of the general consuls of the Venetian Republic, is located along the Decumanus. It was donated to Venice by King Ladislaus in the early fifteenth century and it testifies the deep relationship wh…
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33 P.za S. Domenico Maggiore
Napoli, Campania