Interior view

From the slightly wider central bay a splendid lunette-vaulted entrance hall leads through to a courtyard, bordered on three sides by arcades, carried rather uncanonically by free-standing columns, with an upper storey where tall arched windows with massive rough-hewn keystones repeat the shape of the more refined windows of the façade.

The photo shows the courtyard of the palace which now houses the Museum of Natural Sciences.

View the ground plan of the palace.