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The phrase "a palace of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that embodies grandeur, luxury, or a specific theme, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The museum was a palace of art, showcasing masterpieces from around the world."
Alternatives: "a haven of" or "a temple of".
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It's not just a palace of gastronomy".
It was a palace of mirrors, zombie heaven.
A palace of solid marble, rainwashed, simply looks bedraggled.
But the film is also a palace of memory.
There are also many museums and galleries, and a Palace of Culture was completed in 1981.
There are also a Palace of the Arts and several museums, parks, and stadiums.
He met future wife Marina in March , 1961at a Palace of Trade Unions dance.
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Judge Williams said Davies had turned a precious and beautiful building into a "hidden palace of a iron curtain dictator".
Huge double doors open on to a gilded palace of a flat.
One of his favorite places was Lake Como, specifically a famous palace of a hotel called Villa d'Este.
Anna's chamberlain suggested that the ceremony take place in a palace made of ice.
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