Nestled among the historic residences of the city of Barletta stands the majestic Rizzitelli Palace, a building with probable foundations dating back to the 16th century. Throughout the course of time, this fascinating edifice has undergone various renovations and reconstructions, which now give it a 19th-century architectural appearance.
Grand Suites Course invites you to discover the essence of this historic residence, offering you an experience of class and absolute comfort. Every detail has been meticulously attended to, ensuring an unforgettable stay.
HISTORYSemi-columns with Doric capitals, refined compared to the more archaic models of Greek architecture, tapered and fluted, made of stucco, dominate the environment with their marble whiteness and mark the architectural score of the hall. As in classical architecture, the columns support an entablature decorated with the more traditional frame of ovules and acanthus leaves.
This modern room embodies the harmony between contemporary comfort and the natural element. The calming neutral tones of green and beige blend in a visual symphony reminiscent of a lush garden in spring. An oasis of tranquility, with large windows that allow natural light to illuminate the space in a delicate way. An entire wall is dedicated to a fascinating plant wall, creating a direct connection with nature even indoors.
The Paintings appear to be by different executors and also executed at slightly different times in an estimated period between 1750 and the first quarter of the 1800s (Apulian Neoclassical period). The decoration of the ceiling, with explicit references to the function that the room was supposed to have from the outset, that of a room dedicated to music. In the center of the ceiling there is a painting inspired by a work by Nicolas Poussin with the title of ''The dance of Music in time''.
