The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov

The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov
The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rov

The Borgia Rooms were decorated for Alexander VI. The rooms survived because Julius II (Cardinal Rovere) refused to use the rooms of the Borgia Pope. he had the rooms shut up and they remained closed til the 19th Century. Talk about holding a grudge… He wanted all the Borgia family exhumed and sent back to Spain! -- source link
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