palazzo blu

Free, large lockers available to you whether you go in to visit the exhibition or not. Very useful if your bags are heavy.Lovely situation on the river and, as described, the building is blue and seemed to be the only on which was.

this palace is a pretty interesting gallery having different exhibitions during the year.to our bad luck, we went there in february and missed the warhol exhibition by 1 week.yet, at that time there were also some painings displayed by kandinsky, so it was totally worth it.depending on the season and the exhibition, i think the prices may differ, since it seemed to us a bit too cheap compared to the other attractions of pisa - but at that time there were almost no other guests there.

Please check out this exhibit if possible. I saw some of these paintings last year at l'Orangerie in Paris, there are many from the Centre Pompidou in Paris which I didn't get to see as much of it was closed for renovation last year when I was there. Wonderful exhibit

Marvellous exhibition of Amedeo Modigliani and his friends such as Picasso. To see until 15 February 2015.

Fantastic exhibition of Modigliani's works - we spent a couple of hours learning about his life and works - what a super tour and in a beautiful building right next to the river Arne going through the middle of Pisa. The staff were extremely knowledgeable and helpful throughout.

I did not visit Palazzo Blu because the exhibition about Modigliani was too expensive for me. In the National Museum of San Matteo was an exhibition "Fake Modigliani Sculptures".The Palazzo is quite nice though.

Was a beautiful surprise; we had only one day in Pisa and this was like a gift, a wonderful exhibition worth alone taking the trip. Palazzo Blu displays of course other memorable things to see, but this exhibition is a top one.

An aristocrats palazzo, with the original tromp l'oleil decor, antique furniture, books and pictures. Amazing is not too strong a word. Very quiet when we were there, perhaps busier when there is an art exhibition on. Nice staff and either cheap or free, can't remember, but don't miss it.

Wonderful museum. Really enjoyed the decor of the many rooms. You can actually enter each room and walk around. Beautiful furnishings. Amazing coin collection. Not to be missed.

Brilliant- great building to see and also art work and furniture. Free of charge and by the river near the small spine church. worth a visit

Being scottish we had to visit here.. as it was free , we went as a respite from really hot afternoon when temperature was mid 30,s and Main Street busy. A very pleasant walk to admire not just the art ,sketches and furniture but also the rooms , decor /frescos etc it was very quiet we met only 2 people during our 1hour walk round . There was also a separate free science exhibition which was interesting with great electronic / computer visuals of solar system and story of astronomy discovery thro ages. A pleasant change from churches and queues of people.

This was a nice, interesting and free museum in a very nice building. Many nice paintings and....great rooms full of furniture and wallpaintings. In the basement there are nice high-tech exhibitions. We hardly saw people here.

Palazzo Blu had a three exhibits--paintings, the palace itself and the errors in science. Each was well done and interesting. It was free.

The scientific exhibition is obviously temporary but visit if it still lasts! The cafe is a sort of hidden from the street and was a nice bonus after the exhibition!

Once you've done the Leaning Tower and the other attractions in that area, this is an interesting place to visit (right beside the River Arno). Until August there's an extremely interesting exhibition about scientific failures - and we're not particularly interested in science! And there's plenty of art and furniture to see too, and a very pleasant cafeteria.