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Coordinates: 41°54′09.36″N 12°27′39.60″E. Palazzo Torlonia. General information. Location. Rome, Italy. Palazzo Torlonia (also known as the Palazzo Giraud, Giraud-Torlonia or Castellesi) is a 16th-century Renaissance town house in Via della Conciliazione, Rome, Italy.
The Torlonia Collection is known as the most important private collection of ancient art in the world. It is an exceptional assembly of works: sarcophagi, busts and Greco-Roman statues. resulting from acquisitions of the most prominent collections of Rome’s patrician families, as well as from excavation finds made on the Family’s own estates. It is a collection of collections ...
Location. Palazzo Torlonia Giraud, Via della Conciliazione, 30. Via della Conciliazione, 30. 41° 54' 8.9136" N, 12° 27' 40.212" E. To find out about all accessibility services, visit the Rome accessible section. The dignified palace that today faces Via della Conciliazione was built in the early 16th century for the rich cardinal Adriano Cast.
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Palazzo Torlonia, also known as Palazzo Castellesi or Palazzo del Corneto, is a Renaissance palace in Rome, located in Via della Conciliazione, near Palazzo dei Convertendi. The palace was built between 1499 and 1517 for Cardinal Adriano Castellesi, an important dignitary of the papal court.
In Rome, the Torlonia properties comprise: Palazzo Torlonia-Giraud in Via della Conciliazione ( rione of Borgo ), Palazzo Núñez-Torlonia in Via Condotti, near the Spanish Steps, Palazzo Torlonia in Via della Lungara ( rione of Trastevere) and Villa Torlonia ( Villa Albani) outside Porta Salaria.
Oct 28, 2019 · After decades of negotiations and false starts, the public will be able to decide whether reality lives up to the myth when 96 statues go on display at the Palazzo Caffarelli, part of the...
The Fondazione Torlonia was founded in 2014 by Prince Alessandro Torlonia with the express aim of preserving and promoting the Torlonia Collection – among the most important collections of ancient marble sculptures in the world – and Villa Albani, home to the collection of antiquities of Cardinal Alessandro Albani, and one of the highest expressions of that particular ...
