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Palazzo. The part of Palazzo Pfanner that is currently open to the public includes the large central hall where there is a permanent exhibition of surgical instruments and antique medical texts belonging to Pietro Pfanner (1864-1935), and numerous other rooms containing antique furniture and furnishings as well as sacred objects.
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The scenographic garden of Palazzo Pfanner, attributed to...
- Palazzo
Palazzo Pfanner stands immersed in a baroque setting, just a...
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- Pietro Pfanner
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Palazzo Pfanner is a palace and a garden in Lucca, Italy, now converted into a museum of art and artifacts. Originally known as the Palazzo Controni, [1] the building dates to 1667, and is notable mainly for its fine garden, attributed to Filippo Juvarra, and an interesting external stairway with loggia. Its principal salon contains frescoes by ...
Palazzo Pfanner stands immersed in a baroque setting, just a few minutes away from the sixteenth-century town walls and the austere mediaeval palazzi of Lucca. The Moriconi family, silk merchants and members of the nobility of the town of Lucca, began to build the Palazzo in 1660.
Palazzo Pfanner is a definate must visit in Lucca. The gardens are absolutely beautiful in October, it is gree and in full bloom. The gardens and Palazzo is well maintained and a pleasure to visit. Although only a small section of the Palazzo is open to visit, it is definately worthwhile.
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Con i suoi piani erbosi, le fioriture ornamentali, le piante ad alto fusto e le conche di limoni che accompagnano la monumentale teoria di statue settecentesche raffiguranti le divinità dell'Olimpo greco e le Quattro Stagioni, il giardino di Palazzo Pfanner, attribuito al genio di Filippo Juvarra, rappresenta un pregevole esempio di giardino ...
With its garden, ornamental flowers, tall trees and potted lemon trees that accompany the eighteenth-century statues depicting Greek gods and the Four Seasons, the garden of Palazzo Pfanner, clearly visible both from the city walls and from the staircase, is a fine example of Baroque garden in the heart of medieval Lucca.
Looking down from the splendid walk along the Lucca's City Walls we can enjoy the sight of the garden of Palazzo Pfanner, one of the most beautiful gardens in the town.
