On the ground floor is the lapidary, a museum of old carved stones, some Roman some medieval and later period. On the 4th floor is the Estense art gallery, displaying the art collection of the dukes of Ferrara and Modena. This is the only museum...More

Did not enjoy. Sign says tickets... go to get one told to go to fourth floor. Nobody speaks English. No idea how much and no idea where to go. Finallt some other tourist told us where to go. No idea what I was looking at....More

All religious things and NO English translations for anything! Not worth going if you don't speak Italian.

We visited the art collection. The museum hosts additional wings such as archeology, history, etc. Besides a wide array of painters coming from the very region such as Guido Reni, you will find a few most impressive Tintoretto, Veronese paintings and a miniature triptych altar...More

For a small town by Italian standards, this is an impressive museum. Interesting collections, beautiful sculptures, and all free of charge, including the audio guides! Some exhibits have limited hours, so check the schedule before you go.

Lovely place with lots of historical artefacts. Also the guide Paula is very knowledgeable and makes the experience fun and engaging

Palazzo well-known for housing Galleria Estense, Biblioteca Estense and archaeological museum. Less publicized is the well-preserved collection of beautiful statues & sculptures from Roman and later times on the ground floor. Very learned and pleasant lady in charge provides informative and entertaining free guided tour,...More