Palazzo Doria Tursi, Renaissance palace in Italy
The Palazzo Doria-Tursi is an expansive Renaissance edifice in Genoa.
Originally belonging to the Doria family, it became part of the Strada Nuova museums in 1848.
It houses a wealth of artistic and cultural treasures, including Paganini's violin.
As part of Genoa's Rolli Palaces, it offers insight into the city's storied past.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it blends architectural beauty with historical significance.
Location: Genoa
Architects: Domenico Ponsello, Giovanni Ponzello
Official opening: 1565
Architectural style: mannerism
Address: Via Garibaldi, 9 - Genova 16124
Phone: +390102476351
Email: museidistradanuova@comune.genova.it
Website: museidigenova.it/it/content/palazzo-tursi
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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