Experts' Choice Award Mentelocale Bar Bistrot
What the experts agree on
This striking 17th-century Baroque palace gets its name from the distinctive red stone in its façade. Inside, lavishly frescoed rooms display an impressive collection of Van Dyck portraits of the prominent local Brignole-Sale family.
“This 17th-century Baroque palace was named for the red stone used in its construction.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "Lavishly frescoed rooms in Palazzo Rosso, part of the Musei di Strada Nuova, provide the backdrop for several portraits by Van Dyck of the local Brignole-Sale family." Full review
