Palazzo Serbelloni Review

The neoclassical palace was built for the aristocrat Gabriel Selberoni in the seventeen-seventies. In 1796, Napoleon and Josephine lived in the palace for three months. During the war the palace was blown up and a library of books was destroyed. The palace was restored, but some rooms retained their original luxury.

The palace is private and cannot be accessed unless you are invited.

Many people in European-style architecture are in the ceiling dome. The murals here are relatively simple, the influence of the four-corner goddess cooperates with most of the simple lines, plus the exaggerated chandeliers that are not gold, everything is simple but comfortable to see.