Palazzo Tozzoni, House museum in Imola, Italy
Palazzo Tozzoni is a house museum in Imola displaying 18th-century architecture across multiple floors filled with period furniture, paintings, and decorative objects. The rooms remain in their original arrangement, showing how wealthy families furnished and used their homes.
The building was constructed in 1738 and remained the residence of the Tozzoni family for generations. In 1981 it was gifted to the city of Imola and converted into a museum.
The rooms show how noble families lived in this region, with furnishings and objects arranged as they were historically. Walking through reveals daily routines and social customs of the local aristocracy.
Access is typically available on weekends and certain weekdays throughout the year. The building is fully accessible for visitors with mobility limitations.
The museum includes the servants' quarters and kitchen equipment alongside the noble rooms. This provides a more complete picture of how the entire household functioned.
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