Mentelocale Bar Bistrot In Genova

The 42 Palazzi dei Rolli are Genoa's rich UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's impossible to visit them all, so for those spending a few days here, combining culture, food, and relaxation, the proposed entrance ticket that includes Palazzo Rosso, Palazzo Bianco, and Palazzo Tursi is the perfect compromise to enjoy the best of the capital's heritage. Extraordinary works are showcased within these splendid buildings, now museums.

PALAZZO ROSSO This palace is a delight to explore, where every room retains the charm of the old Genoese nobility. Its ornate halls, painted ceilings, and works of art are particularly noteworthy, as are the views from the upper floors, which offer a breathtaking panorama of the city. A place steeped in history, beautiful without being excessive, and a truly enjoyable visit.

Nice, enjoy the frescoes (fortunately spared from the bombings of the Second World War), the "Cuoca" by Bernardo Strozzi and the view from the terrace. The building was restored and rearranged by the Municipality of Genoa in the years 2003 - 2004 as part of the interventions for the capital of culture; on that occasion the small terrace was made accessible and the new glass passageway was built that goes over the side alley

The rooms of the Palazzo Rosso and its collections are superb. The visit to the director's apartment on the top floor, designed by the famous architect Franco Albini in the 1950s, was unexpected.

Wonderful, one of the most beautiful palaces. I will let the pictures tell you a beautiful story from a bygone era that reflects the wealth and sophistication of the city's inhabitants, and how they lived. My advice is to buy a ticket that allows you to enter all three palaces together to find yourself in a world of fantasy.

Beautiful but perhaps we expected more

Fantastic, magnificent place and full of history

The Nativity on display at Palazzo Rosso... On the second floor, there is an exhibition of nativity scene figures from the civic collections, of various varieties and typologies. Around five hundred pieces from the Genoese school between the 18th and 19th centuries, most of them by Pasquale Navone... Definitely worth a visit! by Paola

Beautiful museums for affordable prices and nice gardens.

One of three palaces accessible with a single ticket. You can also enter with a Museum Genova Card. It boasts a wealth of paintings, frescoes, and other antique furnishings. Art and history enthusiasts will surely appreciate this and be delighted with their visit.