Palazzo Rosso

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Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025

2 adults, 1 room

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Palazzo Rosso: A Historical Masterpiece

Palazzo Rosso, originally a 17th-century aristocratic residence, is now a prime art museum in Genoa, Italy.

Founded in 1671 by the Brignole-Sale family, the palace reflects Genoese Baroque architecture and rich cultural heritage. Notable features include its lavishly frescoed rooms and a collection of Old Master paintings, including works by Van Dyck, Veronese, and Dürer.

Unforgettable Highlights

🖼️ Van Dyck Portraits: Discover portraits of the local Brignole-Sale family by renowned artist Anthony van Dyck.

🏛️ Frescoed Rooms: Experience the opulence of the palace with its elaborate frescoed interiors.

🏡 Italian Mid-Century Apartment: Explore a unique apartment designed by architect Franco Albini on the third floor, showcasing modern design against a historic backdrop.

Palazzo Rosso provides a paid entry for visitors interested in art and history, making it suitable for tourists, families, and historians alike.