Home›Palaces and Aristocratic Residences›Group›Palaces of Central ItalyGroupPalaces of Central ItalyPalace and villa entries within this atlas's Palaces of Italy group whose subject stands in Centro, Italy's own central macro-region: Tuscany, Umbria, the Marche and Lazio, the last of which includes Rome and the towns of the Alban Hills such as Frascati where several of this group's villas stand, and Vatican City, the enclave the city of Rome surrounds. Belongs here: any palace or villa this atlas records as standing in one of those regions, from the Medici villas around Florence to the papal and cardinalatial villas of Frascati and the palaces of Rome itself, whatever its present use as museum, government seat, ecclesiastical property or private home. Does not belong here: a residence anywhere in Northern, Southern or island Italy, gathered under this same group's siblings, Palaces of Northern Italy, Palaces of Southern Italy and Palaces of the Italian Islands.FactsPalaces of Central ItalySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1458 1Palaces of Central ItalyFilter Results52 entriesArchitectAllFilippo Brunelleschi (1)Building FamilyAllPalaces of Central Italy (52)Palaces of Italy (52)StyleAllBaroque Architecture (3)Mannerism (2)Neoclassical Architecture (2)Renaissance Architecture (17)Romanesque Architecture (1)Building TypeAllCastle (1)Episcopal palace (1)Fortress (1)House (1)Museum (2)Palace (10)palace, official presidential residence (1)Villa (36)Completed YearAll1028 (1)1417 (1)1458 (1)1469 (1)1510 (1)1525 (1)1530 (1)1544 (1)1546 (1)1550 (1)1551 (1)1558 (1)1560 (1)1574 (1)1578 (1)1582 (1)1583 (1)1587 (1)1593 (1)1605 (1)1622 (1)1624 (1)1700 (1)1747 (1)1831 (1)1972 (2)2010 (1)Standing StatusAllDemolished (1)Standing (51)PlaceAllItaly (51)Vatican City (1)BrowseCompareSelect all 52Casina Pio IVPalaces of Central ItalyCastello BufaliniPalaces of Central ItalyEpiscopal Palace, FiesolePalaces of Central ItalyPalazzo PittiPalaces of Central ItalyQuirinal PalacePalaces of Central ItalyVarramista GardensPalaces of Central ItalyVilla AlbaniPalaces of Central ItalyVilla AldobrandiniPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Borghese PincianaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla del BaronePalaces of Central ItalyVilla del Poggio ImperialePalaces of Central ItalyVilla del TrebbioPalaces of Central ItalyVilla d'EstePalaces of Central ItalyVilla di CastelloPalaces of Central ItalyVilla di Geggiano, Castelnuovo BerardengaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla di MarignollePalaces of Central ItalyVilla di MontevettoliniPalaces of Central ItalyVilla di PratolinoPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Doria PamphiliPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Doria PamphiljPalaces of Central ItalyVilla FalconieriPalaces of Central ItalyVilla FarnesinaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla GamberaiaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Ginanneschi-Gori, SienaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla GiuliaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Giustiniani OdescalchiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Imperiale of PesaroPalaces of Central ItalyVilla La MagiaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla La PetraiaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla La PietraPalaces of Central ItalyVilla LancellottiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla LantePalaces of Central ItalyVilla LudovisiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla MadamaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla MansiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Medicea L'AmbrogianaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla MediciPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Medici at CafaggioloPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Medici at CareggiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla MutiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla of TrajanPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Palmieri, FiesolePalaces of Central ItalyVilla ParisiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla RufinellaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla RuscianoPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Sacchetti at CastelfusanoPalaces of Central ItalyVilla San DonatoPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Santa ColombaPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Torlonia, FrascatiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla Torlonia, RomePalaces of Central ItalyVilla TorrigianiPalaces of Central ItalyVilla VecchiaPalaces of Central ItalySources1. WikipediaWikimedia FoundationWikipedia, Palazzo Pitti, lead section, construction date sentence, reused for group era-of-emergence via earliest documented memberQuote, Wikipedia, Palazzo Pitti, lead section, construction date sentence, reused for group era-of-emergence via earliest documented memberThe core of the present palazzo dates from 1458View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.