The Palatine Gallery is named after its presence in the palace that was the residence of the Medici family. It is located on the noble floor and is divided into 28 rooms. The exhibition was opened in 1828. The most important feature of the Palatine Gallery is the division and arrangement of paintings that do not follow the chronology as is customary in other exhibitions and museums, but rather They are arranged according to decoration. The works displayed in the exhibition range between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The most important collections are the works of Raphael, Titian and many other works of the most famous artists of that era.