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May 19, 2024

　　One of Trapani's most admired historic buildings, this 16th- to 18th-century palazzo (mansion) enjoys a creamy neoclassical facade and many an admiring glance in the late afternoon when Via Garibaldi morphs from quiet empty street into a traffic jam of promenading locals indulging in their ritual passeggiata (evening stroll). The palazzo is not open to the public

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　　One of Trapani's most admired historic buildings, this 16th- to 18th-century palazzo (mansion) enjoys a creamy neoclassical facade and many an admiring glance in the late afternoon when Via Garibaldi morphs from quiet empty street into a traffic jam of promenading locals indulging in their ritual passeggiata (evening stroll). The...

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