Palazzo Reale - Sala delle Cariatidi

The Hall of the Caryatids in the Royal Palace of Milan is a grand neoclassical ballroom known for its dramatic elegance and historical significance.
Once adorned with opulent decorations, the hall was heavily damaged during World War II and today retains a stark, haunting beauty.
Its surviving caryatid statues—sculpted female figures serving as architectural supports—stand as solemn witnesses to both the palace’s former splendor and the scars of its past.