The Museo Napoleonico in Rome presents the collections of Count Giuseppe Primoli, the great-grandson of Joseph and of Lucien Bonaparte.

The Napoleonic Museum is a rare example of a museum, where it is possible to explore through history spanning over a century.

Оценка 4,0 (221) The Museo Napoleonico is an accesible place to visit, housed on the ground floor of the Palazzo Primoli opposite the Ponte Umberto I. It would not neccesarily ...

Una ricchissima varietà di materiali, per un viaggio attraverso l'epoca napoleonica ed un incontro ravvicinato con i personaggi e le vicende storiche della ...

Dedicated to iconic military leader Napoleon Bonaparte and his lineage, this museum hosts Napoleonic paintings, sculptures, souvenirs and heirlooms.

Оценка 4,1 (1) Museo Napoleonico is a museum in Rome that holds and exhibits a collection that was donated in 1927 by Count Giuseppe Primoli, a descendant of Napoleon.

The Napoleonic Museum occupies the ground floor of the Palazzo Primoli, which was built in the Seventeenth century; it originally belonged to the Gottifredi ...

The Napoleonic Museum of Rome preserves Napoleonic objects and souvenirs, mainly from the collection of Count Giuseppe Primoli.

Discover the works of art that have belonged to the Bonaparte family over the centuries in the Napoleonic Museum in the Primoli Palace.

The Napoleonic Museum of Rome is a museum dedicated to the collection of works of art, Napoleonic relics, family memories, deriving from the collection of ...