Palazzo Re Enzo, Historic palace in Bologna
Palazzo Re Enzo is an iconic architectural masterpiece located in Italy.
The palace was constructed in the 13th century and named after King Enzo of Sardinia who was imprisoned there.
It has been a central part of Bolognese cultural life through centuries hosting events and ceremonies.
Currently, it serves as a venue for conferences, weddings, and cultural events.
Distinct for its fusion of medieval architecture by Alfonso Rubbiani and its historical significance.
Location: Bologna
Location: Vicenza
Inception: 13 Century
Architect: Alfonso Rubbiani
Architectural style: Gothic architecture
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