What is another word for palazzo?
Pronunciation: [palˈazə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Palazzo is an Italian word that refers to a large and impressive building, usually a palace or a mansion. Synonyms for palazzo include chateau, mansion, manor, villa, castle, and estate. Each of these words connotes a sense of grandeur, wealth, and luxury, making them perfect substitutes for palazzo when describing opulent buildings. The word "chateau" has a French origin and implies a rural or countryside location with vineyards or farmlands. "Mansion" is a term often used in the US to describe an opulent and spacious residence while "manor" refers to a large house in the English countryside. "Villa" is a term often used in Mediterranean countries to describe a luxurious country house, while a castle is usually a fortified palatial building with a long history. Lastly, the word "estate" implies a vast piece of land and a grand residence belonging to a wealthy family.
