In the seventeenth century the large canvases of the Triumphs were sold, which are today preserved at the Royal Palace of Hampton Court. Vincenzo I Gonzaga had also some of the precious gilded ceilings removed to decorate his new apartments in the Doge's Palace.

Over the following centuries the Palazzo San Sebastiano was used as a barracks, hospital and even a hospital until the end of the nineteenth century.

Since 2004 the palace houses the City Museum, where you can admire classical and Renaissance sculptures, a collection of paintings and frescoes from the 15th and 16th centuries, as well as copies of the nine "Triumphs of Caesar"

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