Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso

Art museum · Genoa

Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso

Art museum · Genoa

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Via Garibaldi, 18, 16124 Genova GE, Italy

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Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso by null
Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso by null
Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso by null
Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso by null
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Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso by null
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Art gallery in historic palace featuring Old Masters & frescoes  

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Via Garibaldi, 18, 16124 Genova GE, Italy Get directions

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Via Garibaldi, 18, 16124 Genova GE, Italy Get directions

+39 010 275 9185
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"Italian and Flemish Renaissance Paintings Built in the mid-1670's, Palazzo Rosso was the private home of the Brignole Sale family until 1874, when Maria (disenchanted with her only remaining son) donated it to the City of Genoa on her deathbed. Although devastatingly damaged during the second World War, it has been lovingly restored, and now houses a large collection of Italian and Flemish renaissance paintings, alongside beautiful stucco and fresco work."

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"Italian and Flemish Renaissance Paintings Built in the mid-1670's, Palazzo Rosso was the private home of the Brignole Sale family until 1874, when Maria (disenchanted with her only remaining son) donated it to the City of Genoa on her deathbed. Although devastatingly damaged during the second World War, it has been lovingly restored, and now houses a large collection of Italian and Flemish renaissance paintings, alongside beautiful stucco and fresco work."

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Akvilė Zdanė

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Sadly, the rooftop didn't work and we didn't get to see the panoramic view everyone in the reviews were recommending. We weren't informed about this at the ticket office, so better to ask. Museum itself in Rosso is beautiful, has fun paintings reminding "classic memes" jokes :) and breathtaking murals. If you want to visit Rosso, you have to buy ticket for the three palaces for 9€. But Rosso is the most interesting one.

Giulia Brioschi

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Palazzo Rosso is a beautiful historic palace filled with stunning frescoes, period rooms, and masterpieces by Van Dyck, Veronese, and others. It’s elegant yet intimate — perfect for a relaxed visit without the crowds. The highlight? The rooftop terrace with breathtaking views over Genoa and the sea. A hidden gem that’s well worth the climb. A must-see for art lovers and anyone exploring the city’s rich history.

Leslie Shoemaker

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The Red Palazzo was the most impressive on all fronts ftom the building, the rooms and what was on display. What was nice was how at different points there would be chairs in the rooms so you could sit back and admire what was there or simply to catch your breath again. The air conditioning could have been a bit better in large sections of the 3 buildings. It was a really hot and humid day so being in rooms with no breeze and limited air conditioning made it tough going at times.

Katka L.

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Very nice place. Interesting art exhibition. The entrance fee is low and you can visit 3 museums, which we haven't managed,as we came an hour before closing. Worth seeing it 😉

Lex Emyouesti

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Majestic, with so much history and so many ways to introspection into the old times.

Nic B

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9euros for ticket is very reasonable. I got my ticket from bookstore opposite. The museum was pretty empty. Lots of staff to point you in the right direction, as its easy to get a bit lost. Especially trying to leave! Stunning paintings on ceilings, great views of city. Lots to see, on many floors, I was surprised at how big the place was. There were several school parties, good to see it used with youth of today. Impressive museum. Lots of toilets on lower floors too.

Laura Babayan

Google
Very interesting, each floor has a specific style and is dedicated to a specific era! You can pay 9€ for entrance to the three doors.

Ergun Sahillioglu

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Excellent museum with excellent value for money. 1 ticket (8 euros) entitles you to 3 sites. One is directed by staff who look like volunteers. Although a lot of oil paintings are concentrated around a gentleman named Jesus Christ and they are beautiful. There's a section where one can see how they lived. Clean toilets, shop and cafe. Most of the display didn't have any description which was bizarre at beginning. Hence 4 stars instead of 5. I would recommend.