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On the sign:
[Emblem of Ragusa] CITTÀ di RAGUSA [UNESCO logo]
[World Heritage Sites logo] PATRIMONIO MONDIALE DELL’UMANITÀ
(9)
PALAZZO COSENTINI Sec. XVIII
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The city of Ragusa and several other cities in the Val di Noto region (southeast Sicily), were recognized as a World Heritage Site in 2002 mainly because of the late Baroque style that characterizes many of their sites.
The palace was built at the end of the 18th century (1779) for Baron Raffaele Cosentini. What sets the building apart are the many sculptures integrated into it, in the walls and even under the balconies.
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The number that appears on the sign (9) is a number that appears on all signs in the city (maps, direction signs), and indicates this palace Click for sign's details