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Suite Palazzo Ravenna is a charming vacation home located in the heart of the historic center of Cagliari, within a historic palace that once housed the Chilean embassy. This luxurious apartment offers a unique experience for those who wish to immerse themselves in the history and charm of this captivating city. The space Suite Palazzo Ravenna is a charming vacation home located in the heart of the historic center of Cagliari, within a historic palace that once housed the Chilean embassy. This luxurious apartment offers a unique experience for those who wish to immerse themselves in the history and charm of this captivating city. The suite consists of two large double bedrooms, with partly original doors and floors that lend a touch of authenticity and charm. A cot and an extra bed can be added to ensure maximum comfort for all guests. The bright and spacious living room is furnished with a comfortable sofa ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring and has a large dining table, perfect for enjoying meals with friends or family. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook your favourite dishes, giving you the freedom to prepare delicious meals just like at home. In addition to all these comforts, guests of the Suite Palazzo Ravenna will have access to a range of exclusive services, including free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and high-quality bed linen and towels. Book your holiday at Suite Palazzo Ravenna now and enjoy an unforgettable stay in the heart of Cagliari, surrounded by history, culture and unparalleled comfort. We are confident that your experience here will create precious memories. Other things to note History of Palazzo Ravenna: The Ravenna family has Jewish origins. Coming from Lorraine, they settled in Liguria in the 15th century. They entered into high-level marriages, becoming related to the most powerful families, clearly indicating their elevated social position. Two branches of the family arrived in Cagliari, one from Lavagna and the other from Genoa, between the late 18th century and the mid-19th century. Their main business was maritime trade. In the floor of the entrance hall, one can notice the initials GBR. It was indeed Giovanni Battista who, in 1886, purchased three adjacent buildings in the streets of Napoli, Barcellona, and Cavour (Casa Grande, Casa Saiu, and Casa Laxè) from the heirs of Rapallo. The three buildings were radically transformed, creating a unique palace with an entrance on Via Napoli. GBR enjoyed great financial prosperity and for many years served as the Honorary Consul of Chile. He also served as a councilor and assessor in the Bacaredda administration. GBR had a passion for archaeology and even funded excavations in the "Ravenna property" between Viale Bonaria and Viale Cimitero. Registration Details IT092009C2000S5987