Palazzo Re Enzo

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Palazzo Re Enzo is a historic 13th-century palace in Bologna, Italy, named after and renowned as the long-term prison of Enzio of Sardinia, son of Emperor Frederick II.

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Palazzo Re Enzo canonical 4
Palazzo Re Enzo, Bologna 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic palace
landmark in Bologna
medieval building
tourist attraction
adjacentTo Palazzo del Podestà
Piazza Maggiore
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
category 13th-century buildings and structures in Italy
Gothic architecture in Emilia-Romagna
Palaces in Bologna
constructionEnd 1246
constructionStart 1244
country Italy
floorCount 3
function civic building
event venue
historical prison
governedBy Comune di Bologna
hasFeature arched windows
large central hall
loggia
merlonated roofline
hasRestoration 19th century restoration
20th century restoration
heritage 13th-century architecture
historicalPeriod Middle Ages
locatedIn Bologna
Emilia-Romagna
Piazza Maggiore area
linked to: Piazza Maggiore

Piazza del Nettuno
material brick
namedAfter Enzio of Sardinia
near Basilica of San Petronio
Fontana del Nettuno
notableEvent imprisonment of Enzio of Sardinia
openToPublic yes
partOf Bologna city center
linked to: Bologna
prisonerHeldFrom 1249
prisonerHeldUntil 1272
significance symbol of Bologna civic power
tourism popular sightseeing destination in Bologna
usedAsPrisonFor Enzio of Sardinia
usedFor conferences
cultural events
exhibitions

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Enzio of Sardinia placeOfDetention Palazzo Re Enzo
historic center of Bologna hasPart Palazzo Re Enzo
Piazza del Nettuno hasNearby Palazzo Re Enzo
Enzo of Sardinia detentionFacility Palazzo Re Enzo
Enzo of Sardinia residence Palazzo Re Enzo, Bologna
linked to: Palazzo Re Enzo