I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this museum and good value at 8 euros. As you work your way through the rooms and up each floor you travel through time. There is plenty to see and on each level the views from the museum are...More

This museum and the collections it houses were donated to the city to create a museum around 100 years ago. The result is a wonderful building, denuded of its home comforts and an eclectic mix of pieces.

we love local museums and this did not disappoint. The building is faded glory as is many of Italian buildings. But I love that. The collection was eclectic but there were some lovely pieces. There is a lift so most of the building is accessible...More

this is a 4 story museum w/ a varied collection of art and artifacts. there are some rooms set to look as they may have when the palazzo was occupied. contents include many one of a kind pieces of furniture, paintings, dishes, decorative items, books...More

Unfortunately much of the artwork and ceramics on view were not to our taste, but the Palazzo itself is magnificent although it and the gardens are sadly run down. Many of the paintings and much of the furniture is badly in need of restoration and...More

The palace is in need of restoration but if you go through the arch to the back you will find an 18th century tiled wall that is beautiful and hints at past glories.

Lots of beautiful inlaid marble and tortoiseshell cabinets, roman artefacts, china, glass and paintings (which could do with a good clean - many were dark and murky). A huge former villa with cool rooms to wander around. The gardens are full of lemons and agapanthus...More