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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Anthony Chan (12 months ago)
I had a fantastic visit to the Musée du Palais Lascaris in Nice. This 17th-century baroque palace, now a museum, is filled with fascinating historical artifacts and beautiful artwork. The staff were very friendly, and I had a great conversation with them about the exhibits. The richly decorated rooms and intricate tapestries are particularly impressive. There were some chinese instruments that were preserved here.
I had a fantastic visit to the Musée du Palais Lascaris in Nice. This 17th-century baroque palace, now a museum, is filled with fascinating historical artifacts and beautiful artwork. The staff were very friendly, and I had a great conversation with them about the exhibits. The richly decorated rooms and intricate tapestries are particularly impressive. There were some chinese instruments that were preserved here.
Joe Minuti (12 months ago)
So many musical instruments. They say it's the second largest collection in France. Housed in a several hundred year old mostly restored mansion makes this a visit for music lovers and museum lovers alike.
So many musical instruments. They say it's the second largest collection in France. Housed in a several hundred year old mostly restored mansion makes this a visit for music lovers and museum lovers alike.
Mary Howells (15 months ago)
We stumbled across this little gem in Nice Old Town and absolutely loved it. Excellent interpretive material was provided to understand the Palais, along with its fabulous significant collection of historic musical instruments.
We stumbled across this little gem in Nice Old Town and absolutely loved it. Excellent interpretive material was provided to understand the Palais, along with its fabulous significant collection of historic musical instruments.
Tatyana Valkevych (16 months ago)
Amazing discovery in the Old town of Nice. Impressive entrance, stairs, bedroom, chapel, ceiling painting, and collection of musical instruments.
Amazing discovery in the Old town of Nice. Impressive entrance, stairs, bedroom, chapel, ceiling painting, and collection of musical instruments.
Reza Sattarzadeh Nowbari (18 months ago)
The Palace dates back to the 17th century, and it belonged to one of the most influential families of Nice. In the 1940s, it was bought by the city of Nice, and us turned into a museum. One part of the building houses a collection of musical instruments, which, according to what is stated in the museum, is the second largest in France. I found this statement debatable as the number of instruments was not really high to support such a claim. You can expect to be in the museum for about an hour.
The Palace dates back to the 17th century, and it belonged to one of the most influential families of Nice. In the 1940s, it was bought by the city of Nice, and us turned into a museum. One part of the building houses a collection of musical instruments, which, according to what is stated in the museum, is the second largest in France. I found this statement debatable as the number of instruments was not really high to support such a claim. You can expect to be in the museum for about an hour.
