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Piazza Pretoria. Coordinates: 38°06′56″N 13°21′43″E. Piazza Pretoria is at the limits of the district of Kalsa, near the corner of Cassaro with Via Maqueda, just a few meters from the Quattro Canti, the intersection where all the four ancient quarters intersect, in the city of Palermo, region of Sicily, Italy . History.
Pretoria Square. At the end of a narrow passage, the spectacular Piazza Pretoria with its fountain and the numerous gleaming white statues is captivating. Rearranged in the Sixteenth century, it is a marvellous example of urban planning, which has achieved a perfect balance between space and volume. The space forms a trapeze, defined between ...
Piazza Pretoria. This grand square features a splendid fountain, erected during the heyday of the Spanish Inquisition, which features sixteen statues that are nudes of nymphs, humans, mermaids and satyrs; truly a surprise that this type of art was permitted during that dark time in history.
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The extravagant piazza in the center of Palermo is Piazza Pretorio is home to the city's delightful fountain and other architectural gems. Named for the Palazzo del Pretorio, which was the ruling seat of power, the piazza was given a dubious nickname- Piazza of Shame. Outlined on three sides by buildings, the piazza is a beautiful space with ...
With splendid churches and imposing baronial palaces, this square has always represented the beating heart of the city. It is the greatest symbol of municipal power and the place of residence the...
Nestled in the heart of Palermo, Sicily's vibrant capital, you’ll find the stunning Piazza Pretoria, also known colloquially as the "Square of Shame." The piazza plays host to an elaborate fountain, Fontana Pretoria, which is surrounded by beautiful historic buildings including Palermo’s city hall.
Piazza Pretoria. Quattro Canti is a small square at the crossing of the ancient main roads (now: Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Via Maqueda) dividing the town into its quarters . The buildings at the corner have diagonal baroque façades so the square has an almost octagonal form.
