Rooms
The Room of Warlords
Just like the next two rooms, Count Coronini used this room as a warehouse. The current layout dates back to 2006, when the museum was re-opened, to complete the round tour of the rooms. Above the grey stone fireplace, there is a part of the collection of weapons, a 17th century monks chair and a wrought iron brazier.
Under the window, there is a Savonarola chair, two golden wood chests and a 16th century painting. On the right-hand side, there is a 17th century walnut armarium for artefacts and weapons. On the walls there are paintings of ancestors wearing armours and powerful battle scenes including two paintings by Augusto Querfurt (1696-1761) and two paintings in the style of Salvator Rosa.
The Ground Floor
- 1 – The Entrance Hall
- 2 – The Library
- 3 – The Dining Room
- 4 – The Room of the Warlords
- 5 – Mathilde’s Room
- 6 – Franz Xaver Messerschmidt’s Room
- 7 – Mezzanine
The First Floor
- 8 – 18th Century Bedroom
- 9 – Charles X’s Room
- 10 – Guglielmo’s Room
- 11 – Lavatory
- 12 – The Venetian Drawing Room
- 13 – The Central Hall
- 14 – The Bishop’s Room
- 15 – Francesco’s Room
- 16 – The Sitting Room
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