Musei di Nuova
What the experts agree on
Three Renaissance palazzi showcase Genoa's finest old masters, especially Flemish and Dutch paintings reflecting the city's historic trading ties. Van Dyck portraits and Baroque sculptures are standouts, but the street itself is worth exploring even
“Another lavish 17th-century palace now houses a magnificent collection of art, as does its neighbor, the Galleria di Palazzo Bianco.”
– Frommer's
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"Between them, they hold the city's finest collection of old masters. Whether you visit the actual museums or not, the street is a must to wander." Full review
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"On the 2nd floor, there are the remarkable portraits painted by Van Dyck, together with the collections of Baroque wood sculptures." Full review
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"Three palazzi are dedicated to this museum! The collection housed in the Palazzo Bianco includes 15C-17C Flemish and Dutch works, testament to trading relations between Genoa and Holland. " Full review