Museo di Palazzo Fortuny

Fortuny Palace Museum

Gothic palace, former residence of Mariano Fortuny, now a museum showcasing his creativity and eclectic taste.



What makes it special

Radical transformation

The 15th-century Palazzo Pesaro degli Orfei, once in decay, was transformed into an art haven by Mariano Fortuny and his wife Henriette.

A versatile artist

His creative pursuits included fabrics, clothing, photography, painting and lighting design, all showcased in the museum as if the work were still in progress.

The inviting ambiance

You’ll quickly forget it’s a museum as it feels more like a personal invitation. The house remains cozy and infused with the master's presence, making you feel as though the artist could step into the room at any moment.

Palazzo Fortuny : The walls surrounding the cozy seating feature paintings from the cycle dedicated to the four elements: air, earth, fire, and water

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Your experience here

One of those rare museums designed to stir emotions, not just educate — an evocative space where diverse art forms speak directly to the senses.

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Book tickets online

Ready to go? Secure your skip-the-line tickets now for peace of mind — breeze past queues and skip any delays when you arrive.


Free with the Museum Pass

The official Museum Pass grants you direct access to this museum and lets you skip the lines at the other civic museums, including the magnificent Palazzo Ducale.


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