Palazzo Fava
About
Palazzo Fava, situated at Via Manzoni 2 in the historic centre of Bologna, is a Renaissance palace turned art museum. Part of the Genus Bononiae consortium, the museum hosts a dynamic program of national and international exhibitions, drawing visitors with its iconic Carracci frescoes—“Giasone e Medea”—created in the 1580s by the three brothers Ludovico, Annibale and Agostino Carracci. The elegant piano nobile offers a dramatic setting for these masterpieces, while the lower floors showcase a wide array of modern and contemporary works from the Fondazione Carisbo collection. The museum also houses a rich library and archive of art historical materials, making it a comprehensive cultural destination for scholars and casual visitors alike. Whether you are a school group, an art enthusiast or simply a curious traveller, Palazzo Fava delivers an immersive experience into Bologna’s artistic heritage.
Highlights
- Carracci Fresco Cycle
- Modern and Contemporary Collections
- Art Library and Archive