Mentelocale Bar Bistrot In Genova

The Palazzo Rosso in Genoa is an elegant historic building located in the heart of the city center, along Via Garibaldi. Built in the 17th century, it is one of the most significant examples of Genoese baroque architecture. The palace takes its name from the color of its facades and is famous for its richly decorated interiors, which include frescoes, stuccoes and period furnishings. Today it houses part of the Strada Nuova Museums and a vast collection of works of art, including paintings by masters such as Van Dyck and Rubens.

Interesting, museum could get maintenance...

Fascinating noble palaces to visit

Strada Nuova is architecturally unique for its historical uniformity and the richness of its majestic buildings. Genoa has a UNESCO heritage of 42 buildings, all worth visiting inside!

Interesting art gallery on the Via Aurea par excellence Genoese.

beautiful experience and great masterpieces inside.

Generally interesting. Rather dark inside. Slightly neglected feeling. Not interesting at all with children. No interactive elements. Impressive collection of Italian paintings and furniture from 16th-18th centuries, but information is only in Italian. Beautiful ceiling frescoes and stucco work, but some halls need restoration. Worth visiting for lovers of classical art and architecture.

Among the three palaces that can be visited with a single ticket, it is perhaps the most beautiful, richest and most interesting, inside there are numerous works, however in Genoa there are palaces even more beautiful than these three.

Very nice for the furnishings and paintings from the 16th/17th century, truly excellent

Pranzare con amici di diverse professioni nella pausa da lavoro nel bellissimo cortile di Palazzo Rosso mischiando appetito, buon umore e storia è un'esperienza bellissima. Se poi lo staff è così gentile ed efficiente e il cibo così buono, non saprei che altro aggiungere. Ah si, una menzione speciale per Sara, bellissima e simpatica ci ha fatto sentire a casa.