Palazzo Doria Tursi

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Palazzo Doria Tursi, Renaissance palace and municipal museum in Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, Genoa, Italy

The building features pink stone from Finale, gray-black slate, and white Carrara marble across its three-story structure with two gardens framing the central body.

Commissioned by banker Niccolo Grimaldi in 1565, architects Domenico and Giovanni Ponzello designed the palace, which later became property of Giovanni Andrea Doria in 1597.

The palace exhibits the Guarneri del Gesu violin from 1743, belonging to virtuoso Niccolo Paganini, alongside collections of ancient coins, ceramics, and historical artifacts.

Visitors can access the museum through Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, with guided tours available throughout the three connected palaces that form the Musei di Strada Nuova.

The building combines its role as Genoa's city hall since 1848 with museum spaces displaying significant art collections and historical municipal treasures.

Location: Genoa

Architects: Domenico Ponsello, Giovanni Ponzello

Official opening: 1565

Architectural style: mannerism

Part of: Genoa: Le Strade Nuove and the system of the Palazzi dei Rolli

Address: Via Garibaldi, 9 16124 16124

Phone: +390102476351

Email: museidistradanuova@comune.genova.it

Website: https://rolliestradenuove.it/rollo/16-palazzo-di-niccolo-grimaldi

GPS coordinates: 44.41129,8.93258

Latest update: May 11, 2025 14:31

Photo spots in Genova

Genova offers numerous locations for photography, from the maritime port to hilltop viewpoints. The city features historical palaces along Via Garibaldi, the fishing village of Boccadasse, and the grand Piazza De Ferrari. Visitors can photograph medieval gates, Renaissance buildings, seaside promenades, and botanical gardens. The city's elevation changes provide multiple perspectives of the harbor and Mediterranean Sea.

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