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Barberini Palace (via delle Quattro Fontane) Borghese Palace (Piazza Borghese) Chigi Palace (Piazza Colonna)

Colonna Palace (Piazza Santi Apostoli) Corsini Palace (via della Lungara, 10) Doria Pamphili Palace (via del Corso)

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Palace of Expositions (via Nazionale 194) Palace of Montecitorio (Piazza di Montecitorio) Madama Palace (Corso del Rinascimento)

Massimo alle Colonne Palace (Corso Vittorio Emanuele) Farnesina Palace (Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 168) Senatorial Palace (Piazza del Campidoglio)

Spada Palace (Piazza Capo di Ferro) Venezia Palace (Via del Plebiscito) Pantheon (Piazza della Rotonda)

Massimo alle Colonne Palace (Corso Vittorio Emanuele)
Built between 1532 and 1536 by Baldassare Peruzzi, for the nobleman Pietro Massimo. The original convex facade follows the curves of an earlier "domiziana" construction, on which the palace foundation rests. The ornate stucco portico is interesting, though deteriorating. Its columns seem to to bend under the weight of the building.

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