Palazzo Piccolomini

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Palazzo Piccolomini in Siena, Italy, is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture, located in the heart of the city. Constructed between 1460 and 1495, it was commissioned by the Piccolomini family, one of Siena's most influential families. Designed by the renowned architect Bernardo Rossellino, the palazzo features a symmetrical façade adorned with elegant, classical details. The building now houses the State Archives, which contain a wealth of historical documents, including some dating back to the 8th century.

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