Palazzo Blu: Artistic Heritage of Pisa

Palazzo Blu, housed in a 14th-century medieval building, offers a glimpse into Pisa's rich artistic history. Its facade's dusty-blue color is a striking sight along the river.

Founded as an art museum, it highlights Pisan artworks from the 14th to 20th centuries on the second floor. The first floor features a noble residence, complete with 19th-century furnishings. Visitors also explore an archaeological area in the basement, showcasing the building's historical significance.

Noteworthy Discoveries

• 🎨 Permanent collections of Italian art from the 14th-20th centuries
• 🏰 Restored aristocratic residence, reflecting 19th-century decor
• 🗿 Archaeological area revealing the building's deeper history

Palazzo Blu charges for temporary exhibitions (€6/4) and is accessible for tourists, families, and historians alike.