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The corner of Palazzo dei Diamanti with its walls of diamond-pointed marble blocks and a corner balcony.
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Palazzo dei Diamanti

Palazzo dei Diamanti is a Renaissance palace in Ferrara, built in 1493–1503 by Biagio Rossetti for Sigismondo d'Este at a main crossroads of the Addizione Erculea, the city's planned extension. Its walls are faced with about 8,500 marble blocks cut as diamond points. The ground floor hosts temporary art exhibitions; the upper floor houses the Pinacoteca Nazionale.

Nearby

Pinacoteca Nazionale di Ferrara

art museum

Castello Estense

castle

Ferrara Cathedral

church

Palazzo Schifanoia

museum

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