Palazzo Rosso and its collection

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The Palazzo Rosso is a palace in the Italian city of Genoa. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Palazzi dei Rolli on the so-called Strade Nuove in the old town of Genoa. It is home to one of Genoa's most important art galleries. Together with the nearby Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Doria Tursi, the Pinacotheca forms a museum agglomerate along Via Garibaldi. The art collections held in the museum of the Palazzo Rosso includes works by artists such as Guercino, Veronese, Gregorio De Ferrari, Antoon van Dyck, Albrecht Dürer, Palma il Vecchio, Guido Reni, Bernardo Strozzi, Ludovico Carracci, Giovanni Battista Chiappe and Grechetto.

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Palazzo Rosso
Via Garibaldi 18
16124 Genoa

Visitor information Palazzo Rosso

Opening hours

SUMMER TIME (March 26 - October 6)
Tuesday to Friday 9-19
Saturday and Sunday 10-19.30


WINTER TIME (from 8 October)
Tuesday to Friday 9-18.30
Saturday and Sunday 9.30am-6.30pm

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Location & Map

Via Garibaldi 18, Genoa

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Palazzo Rosso Reviews

Palazzo Rosso has 2 ratings.

  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Palazzo Rosso, located in the heart of Genoa, Italy, is a significant art museum housed in a 17th-century palace. The museum showcases an impressive collection of European paintings from the 16th to the 18th centuries, with a focus on Italian and Flemish masters. Visitors appreciate the well-preserved frescoes and the opulent interior that reflects the palace's noble history.

    The museum's strengths lie in its collection of works by renowned artists such as Van Dyck, Dürer, and Veronese. The arrangement of the artworks allows for a chronological journey through different artistic periods. Many visitors find the audio guide helpful in providing context and historical information about the exhibits.

    While the Palazzo Rosso offers a rich cultural experience, some visitors note that the museum could benefit from more comprehensive English translations for all exhibits. Additionally, some rooms may occasionally be closed for restoration, which can be disappointing for those hoping to see specific works.

    The rooftop terrace is often highlighted as a pleasant surprise, offering panoramic views of Genoa's historic center and port. However, access to this area may be limited during certain times or seasons.

    Overall, Palazzo Rosso provides a valuable insight into Genoa's artistic heritage and the tastes of its noble families. Its manageable size allows for a thorough visit without being overwhelming, making it a worthwhile stop for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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    barry isaac • Dec 22, 2024

    In November,I segued over to the Palazzo Rosso which emphasizes Old Master European Paintings produced by Italian Painters,after enjoying the Palazzo Bianco.At the Palazzo Rosso,there are quality Baroque Period Paintings by Guercino,Bernardo Strozzi,Guido Reni,Anton Van Dyck ,Jacopo Bassano,and Jan Wildens worthy of praise. My top ten personal favorites at the Palazzo Rosso were Francesco Brea's"Mary Magdalene With 2 Saints"(Italian Renaissance),Bernardo Strozzi'Saint Francis Adoring Crucifix"(fine exemplar of Counter Reformation Theme Painting),Anton Van Dyck's"Christ Tied To Cross",Guido Reni's"Saint John The Evangelist",Domenico Fiasella's"Family of Abraham",Guercino's"Death of Cleopatra",Jan Wildens'"Skaters in Winter",Albrecht Durer's"Portrait of Young Man",Aelbert Cuyp's "Landscape With Rabbits",and Pelligro Piola's"Saint Barbara". Admission to Palazzo Rosso also includes free admission to the Palazzo Bianco across the street.

    Visited on Nov 17, 2024

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