This palace is worth seeking out for many reasons. First, the lovely roof terrace which is quiet and sunny - so peaceful compared to the bustle of the streets below. Second, the fabulous paintings - not every one - but some stunning ones are set apart and are true masterpieces. There is also the beautiful place itself, with its opulent... More

Loved the old maps and seeing the Rubens in the final room. The view from the rooftop garden is very pretty More

Very in agreement with the previous reviewer AnnArbor. The EUR4 entrance fee is worthwhile as there are approximately 4 floors to see of various period antiques. The actual area of the museum is a little seedy even if it is only a 3 minute walk off via Garibaldi - EVERYONE told me to watch my bag as they told me... More

Galleria Nazionale, Palazzo Spinola, The National Gallery or Palazzo Spinola National Gallery are all one in the same! It is a wonderful museum and former home of the Spinola family, so it contains some of the original furnishings and their extensive picture collection, including works by Antonello Messina, Peter Paul Rubens, Anton Van Dyck, Bernardo Strozzi, and Joos van Cleeve.... More