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This grand building is the official residence of the city’s archbishop and stands out for its impressive baroque architecture. Built in the 16th century and expanded over time, it’s a key spot for anyone interested in history, art, and religious heritage. The structure is right next to the main cathedral, making it easy to spot with its striking red and ochre facade.
- The building is most popular for its stunning baroque facade and the grand staircase inside.
- Inside, you’ll find beautiful frescoes, ornate ceilings, and a collection of religious art.
- The courtyard is peaceful and filled with orange trees, giving off major chill vibes.
- Epic Architecture: The facade and interiors are a real-life lesson in baroque style—think dramatic details, gold accents, and wow-factor staircases.
- Art Collection: The halls are filled with religious paintings and sculptures, some dating back centuries.
- Historic Vibes: Walking through the rooms feels like stepping into a different era, with every corner telling a story.
- Dress code: Shoulders and knees covered (it’s a religious site).
- Best time to visit: Early morning for fewer crowds and softer light for photos.
- Tickets: Booking in advance is recommended, especially during holidays and weekends.
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