Palazzo Bianco
Art museum · Genoa
Via Garibaldi, 11, 16124 Genova GE, Italy
Highlights
Palazzo Bianco is a stunning 16th-century white stone palace in Genoa, showcasing masterpieces by Van Dyck, Veronese, and local artists amid beautiful gardens.
Palazzo Bianco is a stunning 16th-century white stone palace in Genoa, showcasing masterpieces by Van Dyck, Veronese, and local artists amid beautiful gardens.
"16th-century art gallery with gorgeous gardens Nestled among the stunning palaces of the UNESCO World Heritage Palazzi Dei Rolli, Palazzo Bianco was built in the late 16th century by the Grimaldi family, one of the 28 'albergi' families that ruled Genoa for centuries. Today, the gorgeous building houses an art museum focusing primarily on Flemish and Italian artists, with a strong emphasis on Genovese artists themselves. But do not miss the opportunity to stroll out into the gardens. They are magnificent anytime of year, but especially beautiful in early spring."
"16th-century art gallery with gorgeous gardens Nestled among the stunning palaces of the UNESCO World Heritage Palazzi Dei Rolli, Palazzo Bianco was built in the late 16th century by the Grimaldi family, one of the 28 'albergi' families that ruled Genoa for centuries. Today, the gorgeous building houses an art museum focusing primarily on Flemish and Italian artists, with a strong emphasis on Genovese artists themselves. But do not miss the opportunity to stroll out into the gardens. They are magnificent anytime of year, but especially beautiful in early spring."
Giulia Brioschi
Elysabeth Chaitoglou
Tom
Khaliun
Ihor Zeiger
Siegfried B
Bethany Stephens
Vivian Wang
Travis H.
