The Museo Napoleonico houses the private art collection of Count Giuseppe Primoli, great-grandson of Joseph and Lucien Bonaparte, comprising family souvenirs, paintings, sculptures, and personal belongings spanning the First and Second Empires. Visitors explore the Bonaparte family's private lives through ten rooms displaying objects such as Napoleon's snuffbox, portraits of imperial family members, and furnishings from Princess Mathilda's Paris residence, arranged as originally conceived by Primoli in the 19th century.
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