Audience Chamber, Palazzo Reale, Genoa, Italy

Sala delle Udienze or Audience Chamber, a ceremonial hall used for official visits, created in the 19th century by king Charles Albert of Sardinia, with walls lined with scarlet damask fabric and Gobelins tapestry, in the Palazzo Reale or Palazzo Stefano Balbi, built 1643-50, designed by Pier Francesco Cantone, Michele Moncino and Giovanni Angelo Falcone, for Stefano Balbi and Giovanni Battista Balbi, on Via Balbi, in the Le Strade Nuove in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. The Royal Palace now houses the Museo di Palazzo Reale. The Strade Nuove or New Streets area, housing many palaces or Palazzi dei Rolli, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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