Palazzo Rosso, Palace in Italy
The Palazzo Rosso is a renowned palace and art museum.
Constructed in 1677, it stands as a testament to Genoese Baroque architecture.
The palace houses an extensive collection of artworks by prominent European painters.
Designated as an Italian national heritage site and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Architected by Pietro Antonio Corradi, it's notable for its distinctive red facade.
Location: Genoa
Inception: 1677
Architect: Pietro Antonio Corradi
Official opening: 1677
Architectural style: Italian Baroque architecture
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Phone: +390102476351
Email: museidistradanuova@comune.genova.it
Website: museidigenova.it/it/museo/palazzo-rosso
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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