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Palazzo Prini-Aulla
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Palazzo Prini-Aulla

🖊 Alessandro Gherardesca

Palazzo Prini-Aulla, also known as Mazzarosa, rises on the Lungarno Pacinotti at civico 45 in Pisa, a Renaissance Revival palace rebuilt to harmonize with its medieval surroundings. The building you see is the result of a major restoration and enlargement led by architect Alessandro Gherardesca around the 1830s, when a cluster of medieval towers and an alley were united into a single residence. TheFacade presents a classically inspired three-story elevation, crowned by a balcony aligned with the main entrance, a careful blending of antiquity and refined 19th-century taste. The palace was erected for the Prini-Aulla family, who retained ownership into the early 20th century. …

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