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Palazzo del Merenda

Palazzo del Merenda was built in 1722. It is a stately residence housing the Biblioteca Comunale “Aurelio Saffi”, the Armeria Albicini and the Museo Etnografico “Benedetto Pergoli”.
It is also one of the three sites of the Pinacoteca “Melozzo degli Ambrogi”.

Good to know

  • The Armeria Albicini houses more than 500 weapons that belonged to Count Raffaello Albicini, with pieces dating from the 15th to the 19th century.
  • The Museo Etnografico “B. Pergoli” holds collections related to the material culture and trades of Romagna.

More monuments in Forli

Abbazia di San MercurialeThis abbey is the symbol of Forlì. Built in the 12th century, it takes its name from Mercuriale, the town's first bishop.Read more
Cattedrale di Santa CroceThe Cattedrale di Santa Croce is the cathedral of Forlì, seat of the Diocese of Forlì-Bertinoro and of the town’s bishop; construction dates back to the 10th...Read more
Palazzo delle PosteThe Palazzo was commissioned by the Mussolini government and built between 1931 and 1932. It is a perfect example of how Fascism reshaped urban spaces and the...Read more
Palazzo RomagnoliDevoted to 20th-century art, this collection was donated to the town by the Forlì-born entrepreneur Giuseppe Verzocchi. Palazzo Romagnoli holds paintings by De...Read more
Piazza SaffiThe meeting point of Forlì's four main streets, this trapezoid-shaped square is one of the largest in Italy and the centre of the town's political and social...Read more

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