Palazzo Cangini Westinghouse
Palazzo Cangini Westinghouse
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Among the rooms of the Palazzo that may be visited are the ornate period bedroom known as Alcova used by members of the Austrian Imperial family, including the Tuscan Grand Duke, Leopold II. Also, the frescoed Sala Impero, with its gilt and mirrors, the Studiolo that houses some of the family's antique books, the Salotto Verde with its view of the roof garden and, then the Studio in which are found mementos of the inventor George Westinghouse, great grandfather of the present owner.
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eth514
Cedar Grove, NJ24 contributions
Aug 2013
We visited the house on August 14th. we stumbled on this place as we were walking and looking for a place to eat.
We met Mr. Westinghouse himself and his wife. He gave us the tour. What an extraordinary person. He showed us the house and told us about his family legacy. we were very impressed with his knowledge and would love to meet him and his wife again-maybe in NYC?
Strongly recommend to everyone. Go visit this great couple and no doubt in my mind you will leave with a smile. Pleasure to meet this great people.
We met Mr. Westinghouse himself and his wife. He gave us the tour. What an extraordinary person. He showed us the house and told us about his family legacy. we were very impressed with his knowledge and would love to meet him and his wife again-maybe in NYC?
Strongly recommend to everyone. Go visit this great couple and no doubt in my mind you will leave with a smile. Pleasure to meet this great people.
Written August 17, 2013
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alex3173
Slovakia44 contributions
Aug 2012 • Couples
We went there during the White nights, when all the museums were open till 1am and the entry was free of charge. We had the tour by Mr Westinghouse himself!!! We couldn't believe our luck ;)
Written August 15, 2012
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