What you'll hear inside Mirto Palace:

• 1
  Baldacchino Hall

  The Salón del Baldaquino represents the principal reception room of Palazzo Mirto's noble floor, where walls are entirely covered with embroidered panels beneath a grand central tapestry that once…

• 2
  Sala China

  The Sala China occupies a first-floor room in Palazzo Mirto, adorned with black lacquered surfaces and ceiling paintings depicting European aristocrats observing the space.

• 3
  Hall of Tapestries

  The Tapestry Hall is one of the grandest rooms on the principal floor of Palazzo Mirto, used by the family for ceremonial gatherings and official functions.

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  Diana's Salon

  The Diana Parlour is a small room on the first floor of Palazzo Mirto, notable for its ingenious rotating Apollo statue that conceals access to a secret passageway.

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  Second Floor Library

  The Second Floor Library forms part of the residence's domestic and family quarters, alongside the princes' bedchamber, dining room and various sitting rooms.

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  Baroque Fountain with Grotto and Aviaries

  The baroque fountain with grotto and aviaries is located on the terrace accessed through the Baldachin Room on the first noble floor of Palazzo Mirto.

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  Ground Floor Stables and Kitchens

  The ground floor of Palazzo Mirto housed the service quarters of this noble residence, including stables, kitchens, carriage houses and storage rooms.

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  Sala Novelli

  The Sala Novelli is one of the principal rooms on the first floor of Palazzo Mirto in Palermo, furnished in Louis XVI style.