The monumental complex of the Broletto and the Giannoni Gallery is an extraordinary opportunity for Novara to redefine the boundaries of its cultural identity. These places echo with the thousand-year history of this city, reflecting images that take us back to the roots of our experience as a civic community.

The medieval and Renaissance roots described by the group of buildings that make up the “ancient heart” of the city intersect with the nineteenth-century references of the Gallery's extraordinary collection of modern art: Novara emerges in all its glory with its profile as a city that blossomed in the communal era and grew extraordinarily in the 19th century, the period to which most of the fundamental aspects of its urban layout can be traced.

For information on opening hours and admission fees, visit the museum's website.