Royal Palace of Caserta, a piece of capital detaches from the facade due to bad weather

by Redazione , published on 21/11/2018
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Caserta, bad weather causes detachment of a capital fragment in the south facade of the Royal Palace. Technicians are already at work to prevent further damage.

A fragment of one of the capitals of the south facade of the Royal Palace of Caserta came loose following a violent storm that hit the Campania city on Tuesday. Moreover, the south facade had been restored in 2016.

What caused the detachment was allegedly heavy rain that, combined with hail and lightning, got the better of an acanthus leaf decorating the capital, placed at the top of one of the corner pilasters of the facade’s southwestern forepart, the one facing Charles III Square. The area has been cordoned off and technicians are already at work to prevent further damage.

Image: the Royal Palace of Caserta. Ph. Credit

Royal Palace of Caserta, a piece of capital detaches from the facade due to bad weather
Royal Palace of Caserta, a piece of capital detaches from the facade due to bad weather


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