Palazzo Rosso
Palazzo Rosso is a red-fronted palace on Via Garibaldi, built in 1675 for the Brignole Sale family. In 1874 the last heir, Maria Brignole Sale, Duchess of Galliera, left it and its collection to the city. Part of the Musei di Strada Nuova, it shows rooms frescoed by Gregorio De Ferrari and Domenico Piola and paintings by Van Dyck, Guercino and Veronese.
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