We continued our visit of the magnificent rooms of the Palazzo Reale.
The Throne Room was designed by Antonio de Simone. It was here that the royals would receive their guests. The throne that we see today dates from 1850.
Next, you enter into the Hall of the Ambassadors.
Off the Hall of the Ambassadors, there is a small oratory, which was built in honor of Ferdinand II’s first wife, Maria Cristina of Savoy, who died while giving birth to the future king of the Two Sicilies, Francis II.
Next up: More of the Palazzo Reale, and its gardens!
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