Palazzo Rosso
Palazzo Rosso, or Palazzo Brignole Sale, is a Baroque gem on Strada Nuova, part of Genoa’s UNESCO-listed set of Palazzi dei Rolli. Built in 1675, this Italian Baroque palace was not among the Rolli’s original 163 residences, as the last list was completed in 1664, yet it remains a distinguished 17th-century landmark in the Strada Nuova ensemble. In 2006, it joined the Genoa World Heritage designation as one of the 42 palaces that define Le Strade Nuove and the system of the Palazzi dei Rolli. The last descendant of the Brignole Sale family, Maria Brignole Sale, Duchess of Galliera, bequeathed the palace and its art collection to the municipality in 1874, forming the nucleus of today’s Musei di Strada Nuova. …
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