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Palazzo Pfanner
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Christianne
June 18, 2020
Lucca's most beautiful Palazzo
Valentina
January 3, 2018
“PALAZZO PFANNER With its grassy lawns , ornamental flowers , shrubs and lemon trees in large clay pots , interspersed between the rows of monumental eighteenth-century statues representing the gods of Olympus , the garden of Palazzo Pfanner , attributed to the genius of Filippo Juvarra , is a valuable example of Baroque garden located in the heart of the medieval city of Lucca . A few years ago he was shot , the famous film "The Portrait of Lady " and many others like " The Marquis of cricket " . During the summer it is not unusual to attend the walk along the walls to the celebration of weddings , in fact many couples also foreign choose this wonderful location for their important day . ”
“PALAZZO PFANNER With its grassy lawns , ornamental flowers , shrubs and lemon trees in large clay pots , interspersed between the rows of monumental eighteenth-century statues representing the gods of Olympus , the garden of Palazzo Pfanner , attributed to the genius of Filippo Juvarra , is a valua…
Giulietta
April 1, 2014
Palazzo Pfanner (XVII-XVIII century) belonged to the homonym successful chirurg,and it's a typical example of the architecture of that period, it has a beautiful garden
Lorenzo
January 21, 2015
One of the most beautiful garden in town. It has been used as set for the famous italian film with Alberto Sordi - Il marchese del grillo, and portrait of a lady by Jane Campion. higly recommened
Michele
January 4, 2022
Palazzo Pfanner is a magnificent Baroque period building, built in the early 1700s at the behest of the Moriconi, an ancient Lucchese family that traded silk, based on a project by Filippo Juvarra. Here Felix Pfanner opened, in 1846, a brewery, the first of the Duchy of Lucca and one of the first in Italy. Today the palace is still owned by the Pfanner family and can be visited for most of the year. Palazzo Pfanner is surrounded by a beautiful garden, with a grandiose fountain and statue representing mythological divinities. The palace can be visited from April to November, from 10.00 to 18.00. If you happen to be in Lucca at other times of the year, from the city walls you can have a view of the garden and the palace from above. It is not the same thing, but at least you can get an idea of what it is like, to decide whether to return to Lucca to visit it.
Palazzo Pfanner is a magnificent Baroque period building, built in the early 1700s at the behest of the Moriconi, an ancient Lucchese family that traded silk, based on a project by Filippo Juvarra. Here Felix Pfanner opened, in 1846, a brewery, the first of the Duchy of Lucca and one of the first in…
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