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The neoclassical marble facade of the Doge's Palace on Piazza Matteotti, with columns and statues along the top.
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Doge's Palace

The Doge's Palace was the seat of the doges of the Republic of Genoa from the 14th century. After a fire in 1777, Simone Cantoni rebuilt its central block with a neoclassical marble facade on Piazza Matteotti. It is now a cultural centre with art exhibitions, talks and the Grimaldina Tower with its former prison cells.

When to go

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Mon07:00–23:00
Tue07:00–23:00
Wed07:00–23:00
Thu07:00–23:00
Fri07:00–23:00
Sat07:00–23:00
Sun07:00–23:00

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