Foreigner's University (Università per Stranieri), Perugia

Stuart Gallenga Palace, formerly Palazzo Antinori, dates back to the 18th century. Located on Piazza Fortebraccio, this Baroque palace was built by Giuseppe Antinori as a residence for Perugia’s noble family, Antinori. In 1875 the building was purchased by Stuart Gallenga Romeo, giving it its present name. In 1926 he gave the palace to the city, and in 1927 it became the headquarters of the Foreigner’s University of Perugia. The vestibule and the staircase at the entrance are of great architectural value. Inside you will find the Great Hall with a cycle of frescoes painted by Futurist Gerard Doctors in the 1930s, called the Apotheosis of Rome.