I loved the art of painting in Livorno city from Fattori to Modigliani and I have seen also a show... read more
While the palazzo is pretty there is no guidance offered and it's obvious that they need more... read more
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I loved the art of painting in Livorno city from Fattori to Modigliani and I have seen also a show of their paintings in London, so what is better to look at theirpaintings in the city where they were born???
While the palazzo is pretty there is no guidance offered and it's obvious that they need more money. If you just pass the palazzo it seems closed, you only notice that it's open of you insist and walk to the backside.who thought of not even...More
This is a wonderful museum with incredible features including World class paintings and the staircase and ceilings have to be seen to be believed. All the staff were very friendly and I highly recommend you pay the 2.5 euro for the audio guide which really...More
This fabulous building houses a wonderful collection of Italian impressionist artworks. The building itself is a marvel inside with exquisite venetian glass chandeliers. Many of the works capture life in the 19thc countryside depicting peasants, war, farms and fine portraits. If your travels will take...More
This museum is located in a quiet residential street 5 minutes walk from the Grand Palazzo Hotel. The ground floor rooms are beautifully decorated. The ceilings are stunning. Upstairs you will find the most amazing art work. Some of the work is breath-taking. The staircase...More
This old mansion does not look like much from the outside, but the beautifully appointed rooms on the ground and first floors was something else. Go for the house, and the paintings inside were a plus. We spent a fair amount of time in each...More
Tucked away in a quiet street in the south end of this attractively gritty city which is superficially devoid of cultural attractions is this lovely villa. The interior alone is worth the visit. Downstairs are three lushly over decorated gems of rooms, plus a staircase...More
This museum is small enough to go through thoroughly in an hour. All signs are in Italian, so I probably should have got the English audio headphones. The tiny animal sculptures and jewelry from the Etruscan period feature such contemporary simple shapes--still very appealing. And...More
Lovely old villa set in mature nice parkland. The rooms are opulent and each with a very interesting and varied collection of art ranging from Impressionism to Modernism. Helpful and interesting guides. So under publicised perhaps because of proximity to Pisa & Florence. Only 4...More
A real "hidden gem". We were blown away by this wonderful villa and gallery. It was one of the most stunning villas we have ever visited. Only regret is that photography was not allowed anywhere inside and the attendants kept a close eye on us...More
