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Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by a spectacular central hall that sets the tone for the mansion's interior magnificence. Originally, the large entrance hall was adorned with intricate wrought iron screens—now housed in the Louvre Museum—imparting an air of grandeur. The ceiling frescoes, featuring eagles and mythological scenes depicting the elements—particularly Neptune representing water—are prime examples of baroque artistry.
Leading further inward, a grand marble staircase captures attention with its delicate, detailed balustrade. Sculpted angels playing whimsical scenes decorate the bases, while the high vault amplifies the sense of height and light, creating an otherworldly ambiance.