Among Italy's most important monuments, the Ducal Palace in Urbino tells the story of Federico da Montefeltro, a Renaissance figure who united culture, military command and political skill. Today a UNESCO World Heritage site housing the National Gallery of the Marche, it remains a venue for events and educational tours, famously described as a city in the shape of a palace. Its celebrated façade flanked by slender twin turrets, its arcaded courtyard and its intricately inlaid study count among the defining images of fifteenth-century architecture. The collections gathered inside make it one of the essential destinations for Renaissance painting in Italy.
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