Palazzo Farnese

The Palace of Farnese, located on the banks of the River Tiber, is separated from the first floor of the Flower Square, built in 1517, Michelangelo participated in the design of the palace, is a typical Renaissance style building. The Palace of Farnese was used by Mussolini as the headquarters of the Royal Academy of Italy, and in the 1930s it was leased to France as the French Embassy in Italy, with a lease period of 100 years and more than a decade to expire. The palace has a large number of artworks that are open to visitors from time to time, but need to be booked in advance and guided by French embassy personnel. There are two bathtubs from the Karacala Baths in the square of Farnese, behind the Palace of Farnese is Julia Road, with a Michelangelo-designed Julia Arch.

The Palace of Farnese is one of the best palaces in Rome. It has a fascinating history. There are quite a few security checks before entering. The Palace of France is the seat of the French Embassy. It must be booked in advance and show its passport and air ticket before the tour starts. Photographs are not allowed in it.

It's a beautiful palace. It only opens on Wednesday afternoon. There are not many visitors here. The environment is beautiful and the air is very fresh. The buildings here are very distinctive and magnificent.

The Palace of Farnese, located in the city of Rome, is an ancient building with a long history. It has a square Renaissance style. There are many exquisite reliefs carved on the exterior walls. Now the Palace is the French Embassy in Italy. Visitors usually can only visit it outside.

It's worth visiting. It also visited the French Embassy in China. It's great.