Built in the mid-18th century, Palazzo Ducezio, also known as the Town Hall of Noto, showcases the city’s remarkable Sicilian Baroque style. Its elegant façade features a series of arches and windows, while the interior impresses visitors with finely decorated rooms, including the Hall of Mirrors. Designed by architect Vincenzo Sinatra, this palace was named after Ducezio, an ancient Sicilian king. Located across from the Cathedral of San Nicolò, Palazzo Ducezio anchors Noto’s historic center and offers a glimpse into the city’s regal past. Travelers can explore the main hall, admire the ornate ceilings, and enjoy sweeping views from the upper loggia, making it a worthwhile stop for anyone touring the area.
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