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Parma Pilotta Palace Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Parma Pilotta Palace wheelchair accessible tours, is one of the main places of interest in Parma. Specifically, the historic center of the city frames the complex.

During a visit to Parma, Pilotta Palace can prove to be a perfect destination for this and many other reasons, as it combines immersion in the city atmosphere with the possibility of encountering a place that has spanned the centuries to become a capable of catalyzing the attention of those who go right here.

La Pilotta, an imposing palace symbol of the ducal power of the Farnese family is today a unique Monumental Complex.

The Farnese Theater, the National Gallery of Parma, the National Archaeological Museum and the Palatine Library.

United by an ancient history, with collections rich in small and large treasures, and then separated over time, today they find their unity again, giving life to a cultural and scientific center that opens up to a new dialogue with the citizens.

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The galleries can be visited with the same opening hours and with a single ticket.

National Gallery established by the Dukes of Parma, Don Filippo and Don Ferdinando di Borbone, it was enriched by the purchases made by Maria Luigia of Austria, thus giving rise to an important collection of picture gallery.

Of particular relevance are the Emilian School of the XV and XVI centuries with works by Correggio, Parmigianino, Alessandro Araldi.

The Italian Manner with Bronzino, Domenichino, Tintoretto.

Emilian and Flemish painting from the XV to the 1XVII century with Annibale and Lodovico Caracci, Schedoni, Lanfranco.

Emilian painting of the XVII XVIII centuries Guercino, Cignani, G.M. Crespi.

XVIII century Neapolitan paintings, the Venetians of the XVIII century Tiepolo, Pittoni, Canaletto, Bellotto.

The French of the XVIII century.

Works of particular importance and highlights of the collection are the Head of a Maiden, called Scapigliata, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, the Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam by Hans Holbein the Younger, the Madonna of the Bowl and the Madonna of San Gerolamo by Correggio, the beautiful Turkish Slave by Parmigianino, the statue of Maria Luigia by Antonio Canova.

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