National Gallery of Art

Its walls are as lovely as a Soviet-era reinforced concrete fence — pure brutalist nostalgia :) The art exhibitions are truly fascinating! And there’s a wonderful shop at the exit. Definitely recommend.

Chagall exhibit might be the best single artist exhibition I have ever seen.

Every first sunday of the month the entry is free. Take it! It's beautiful.

A comprehensive,never-boring collection of paintings by artists hired by the Este family and their court when leading the city in the Renaissance era,and after that:Garofalo,Gentile da Fabriano and original Cosmé Tura are well represented,though you will surprisingly find El Greco too! You will easily spend an hour and a half touring this pinacoteca. Absolutely worth your time!!

Interesting and full of beautiful paintings.

an overwhelming avalanche of gorgeous art representing the formidable painters of the Ferrara schools over the centuries, as well as some sculpture and decorative arts. The real stars here of course are the paintings by Dossi, Garofalo, Erocle de Roberti, Scarsellino, Bononi, Bastianino, the list goes on and on. Truly impressive for such a large gallery to be found in a city as modesty-sized as Ferrara. The newly restored Palazzo dei Diamanti is wonderfully done—the exhibition on Lorenzo Costa and de Roberti is a home run, and the caffè is also worth visiting for a break and some refreshments.

Wonderful architectural gem (from the outside) with a somewhat disappointing exhibition on the inside (with some rooms closed). Nonetheless, the permanent collection contains masterpieces by such masters as Gentile da Fabriano, Cosme Tura, Mantegna, Garofalo and Guercino.

Great paintings displayed in a wonderful Renaissance Palace I strongly recommend a visit