Ristorante Palazzo Branciforte In Palermo

Magical place, visited by the puppets, very suggestive

A palace with the most varied works from historical books to the very first stamps, from bronze and marble statues to the most refined majolica, a collection not to be missed.

A splendid place. A palace worth visiting.

A highly recommended place. The restoration by Gae Aulenti is fascinating, and the pawnshop rooms with their ancient scaffolding are impressive.

Great museum, very nice place, excellent selection of Sicilian history - pottery, coins, stamps, huge library. You cannot just walk up and buy a ticket. There are guided tours at certain times of the day. They may list tour times somewhere but we couldn’t find them on line.

A beautiful museum collection derived from a palace and private collection. It recounts ancient archaeological history and the active cultural life, with the renovation commissioned by architect Gae Aulenti to include a library and rooms with rich art books. Visiting the pawnshop with its puppet theater installation is a piece of history. The guide was very knowledgeable and kind, accompanying us throughout much of the visit.

Palazzo Branciforte houses a wonderful collection of ancient ceramics, coins, and other items, as well as temporary exhibitions. Its former puppet workshop is particularly interesting, not only for the age and tradition of this Sicilian heritage, but also for the scenes, characters, and stories it recreates. With a guided tour, general admission is €8, with reduced rates available. Palazzo Branciforte is one of Palermo's most fascinating sites, both for its architecture and its art collections. This historic palace is located in the heart of the city and offers visitors a unique insight into Sicily's noble past, blending historical heritage with contemporary art. Built in the 16th century, it has undergone several transformations and has managed to maintain its original splendor with a modern twist thanks to the restoration carried out by architect Gae Aulenti in the 1990s. It is located at Via delle Botteghe Oscure, 4, in the heart of Palermo. The museum is open to the public every day of the week with the following hours: Monday to Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM It is recommended to check the hours on holidays or during the summer, as opening hours may be adjusted.

The fantastic collection of puppets and marionettes is worth the price of admission alone. However, if you want to admire the splendor of the family's former private apartments, you won't find them here. Instead, there's a fresh and modern museum with antique vases, sculptures, and stamps.

Very beautiful collections of coins, books, stamps and especially puppets! The tour is done with the audio guide on the mobile phone. 10 euros free entry for children

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