The Royal Palace of Palermo, also known as the Palazzo dei Normanni, is a historic palace located in Palermo, Sicily. Originally built in the 9th century, it served as a royal residence for various rulers, including the Normans and later the Spanish. The palace is renowned for its stunning architecture and rich history, showcasing a blend of different styles over the centuries. One of the palace's most notable features is the Palatine Chapel, famous for its exquisite mosaics and intricate design. The palace is also home to the Sicilian Regional Assembly and remains an important cultural and political site in Sicily. Visitors can explore its grand halls and beautiful gardens, reflecting the region's diverse heritage.