Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
M R (15 months ago)
The Royal Palace, a delightful experience. Is my last day in Genova and I'm looking for an easy yet rewarding spot to visit. Wandering by Balbi street, I'm caught by the elegant entrance of a site, Is the Royal Palace. Asking for infos, I get told that today is free entry ( first sunday of the month ) and the visit only takes 1-2 Hr, sounds like a perfect opportunity. The visit gets along all the typical rooms of a 18th century " Reggia ": Ballroom, Reading rooms, Audience Chamber, Weapons Room etc.. with final view from the balcony on the port of Genova. The sight is just mesmerizing and fills with nostalgia.. the trip is almost over.
The Royal Palace, a delightful experience. Is my last day in Genova and I'm looking for an easy yet rewarding spot to visit. Wandering by Balbi street, I'm caught by the elegant entrance of a site, Is the Royal Palace. Asking for infos, I get told that today is free entry ( first sunday of the month ) and the visit only takes 1-2 Hr, sounds like a perfect opportunity. The visit gets along all the typical rooms of a 18th century " Reggia ": Ballroom, Reading rooms, Audience Chamber, Weapons Room etc.. with final view from the balcony on the port of Genova. The sight is just mesmerizing and fills with nostalgia.. the trip is almost over.
Margaret K (17 months ago)
Magnificent Palace with a lot to see, very friendly staff and reasonable price. Some beautiful pieces of furniture and great views from the terrace.
Magnificent Palace with a lot to see, very friendly staff and reasonable price. Some beautiful pieces of furniture and great views from the terrace.
Rachael (17 months ago)
A small but worthwhile palace museum, with original room decor & furniture from the 18th century. Visitors have access to the palace rooms as well as a large balcony with views of the port & the sea, and an inner courtyard and garden below. You can buy the tickets online and bring them on your phone!
A small but worthwhile palace museum, with original room decor & furniture from the 18th century. Visitors have access to the palace rooms as well as a large balcony with views of the port & the sea, and an inner courtyard and garden below. You can buy the tickets online and bring them on your phone!
Andrew Meadowcroft (20 months ago)
Well worth a visit. We almost gave it a miss, but glad we decided to visit. Some lovely rooms and the dining hall with the chandeliers was the highlight.
Well worth a visit. We almost gave it a miss, but glad we decided to visit. Some lovely rooms and the dining hall with the chandeliers was the highlight.
Kim D (2 years ago)
Only €2 entry for students which is well worth it. The museum is open at really strange times but hey that's Italy. We only went in for the garden but then found the palace to be really gorgeous - definitely recommend a visit here. I think the garden would be better in the daylight and it wasn't lit very well.
Only €2 entry for students which is well worth it. The museum is open at really strange times but hey that's Italy. We only went in for the garden but then found the palace to be really gorgeous - definitely recommend a visit here. I think the garden would be better in the daylight and it wasn't lit very well.
