Strada Nuova Museums - Palazzo Rosso

"Palazzo Rosso, along with its neighboring palaces, Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Tursi, forms the Strada Nuova Museums on Via Garibaldi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 17th-century "house museum" offers a unique glimpse into the life of a wealthy Genoese family, the Brignole-Sale. Explore their preserved living quarters and art collection, and step back in time to experience the grandeur of 17th-century Genoa. Built between 1671 and 1677, the Palazzo Rosso reflects the Brignole-Sale family's love for art and lavish lifestyle. Opulent interiors boast frescoed walls, ornate stuccoes, and period furniture, creating a curated experience in each room. The palace also houses an impressive art collection featuring works by renowned Italian and European artists. A visit to Palazzo Rosso unfolds across over 75 rooms, courtyards, loggias, and gardens. Climb to the rooftop "miradore" for breathtaking panoramic views of Genoa's historic center. Tickets for the Palazzo Rosso are typically part of a package deal that includes entry to the Palazzo Bianco and sometimes Palazzo Tursi."

"Also known as “la Via Aurea” (Italian for “the Golden Street)”, Via Garibaldi is home to government buildings, banks, shops, and more. The street also boasts palaces integral to Genoa’s history as an important European power. The most famous of these palaces is Palazzo Rosso. It houses many works of art, and which you can enter for €9."