The Parmeggiani Gallery exhibits furniture, paintings and textiles from three different collections. Built at the beginning of the twentieth century by Luigi Parmeggiani for his own collection.
The Parmeggiani's eclectic taste is seen in this building’s gothic façade with monsters on it inspired by French and Spanish art and the door from a Valencian palace. The statues of Raffaello, Michelangelo, Leonardo and Cellini speak for the collector’s passion. Inside, the walls are red and black like his reactionary and forger’s personality.
The Gallery is a perfect monument to preserve the memory of the Parmeggiani family.
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