Royal Palace Museum

"Musei Nazionali di Genova - Palazzo Reale is a magnificent palace located in the heart of Genoa, Italy. It served as the principal residence of the doges of Genoa for over two centuries, showcasing the city's opulence and power during the Renaissance and Baroque eras. Today, the palace stands as a museum complex, housing a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and other artifacts that chronicle Genoa's rich history and artistic heritage. The palace's art collection is a treasure trove of Italian and European art, spanning the 16th to the 19th centuries. Wander through the galleries and admire works by renowned artists such as: Bartolomeo Barbiani: Gaze upon the vibrant colors and intricate details of Barbiani's landscapes and seascapes. Gregorio De Ferrari: Immerse yourself in the religious and mythological scenes depicted in De Ferrari's masterful paintings. Domenico Fiasella: Appreciate the dramatic chiaroscuro (use of light and shadow) and expressive figures in Fiasella's works. Anton Maria Vannucci: Marvel at the detailed portraits and historical scenes created by Vannucci, a leading figure in Genoese Baroque painting."

"One of Genovas claims to UNESCO fame. Constructed in the 1600s by the Noble Balbi family. It got the royal title from the 1800s when it was sold to the house of Savoy, the first kings of Italy. This beautiful palace offers peaks into royal luxury through apartments, halls and gardens. And also showcases an excellent art collection including a number of Van Dycks (the Savoys were huge fans)"

"The Royal Palace Museum of Genova, also known as Palazzo Reale, stands as a testament to Genoa's rich history. This historic palace, dating back to the 17th century, once served as the residence of the Doges of Genoa. Today, it houses a captivating museum showcasing opulent furnishings, magnificent artwork, and regal artifacts that offer a glimpse into the city's aristocratic past."