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Although it resembles an art museum, you can buy the work on show here: still lifes, religious paintings, mythological compositions, scenes of Roman life and Neo-Classical statues, variously dating from the 16th to 19th centuries.

Heavy duty art and antiques of the type more usually found in museums – 15th-century Roman and Florentine Virgin and Childs, works by artists such as Luca Giordano or Fra’ Bartolomeo – plus beautiful furnishings inlaid in mother-of-pearl and hardwoods.

A large gallery selling a wide range of high-quality antiques, from furnishings and old oil paintings to statuary, vases and various objets d’art . Definitely worth a browse.

Maurizio Grossi is a specialist in marble. This is just the place to buy a reproduction Roman bust or an astoundingly life-like sculpted fruit.

Etching, lithographs and other prints mostly from the 1660s to the 1920s are on sale in this lovely shop.

Regularly changing exhibitions of contemporary paintings, watercolours and prints are held here.

A small selection of artworks, mostly sculpture, paintings and objets d’art.

This eclectic, funky gallery housed in a former convent sells wood, stone and ceramic objets d’art from around the globe.

Mostly 18th- to early 20th-century Oriental carpets and prayer rugs, from Persia and India, Tibet and China.

MarmoraroHomespun Italian homilies carved into scraps of marble are hung pell-mell around a characteristic old workshop.