Museums of Emilia Romagna

Visititaly recommends the complete list of museums to visit in Emilia Romagna, the most important attractions for spending a day with friends and family. The museum circuit of the Emilia Romagna region is widely distributed throughout the territory, in fact one municipality out of three hosts a museum structure. Visiting a museum is an effective learning method, used effectively both by schools to improve their educational offer and by tourists wishing to learn about the history and culture of the region. Discover the galleries, art galleries, permanent exhibitions, collections and collections, plaster casts, foundations and all the places linked to culture that characterize the Emilia Romagna region and its territory. If you have visited a museum and would like to share your experience with others, please report ithere!

Bologne - Museums

Museo dell'Assistenza Infermieristica

The museum displays various kinds of witnesses concerning the evolution of the '700 nursing to the present day.

Imola - Museums

Museo San Domenico

The Municipal Art Gallery of Imola is located inside the former Dominican Convent. The building is a thirteenth-century building. In the rooms of the museum we can admire works and paintings from different eras of the city of Imola. A collection of paintings belongs to religious works. While another collection is dedicated to contemporary art with the works of the most famous artists.

Riccione - Museums

Museo del Territorio

A visit to this museum reality is essential if you want to know in depth the history of Riccione: in fact, the Museum offers a collection of fossil finds useful to reconstruct the geological history of the territory , passing through the evolution of life until the conquest by the Romans.

Pennabilli - Museums

Museo Diocesano "A. Bergamaschi"

The Diocesan Museum “A. Bergamaschi” is housed in the rooms of the Palazzo Bocchi in Pennabilli. The Museum is distributed on three levels and is developed in fifteen exhibition halls. The structure preserves works by highly important artists such as Benedetto Coda, Giovan Francesco da Rimini, Carlo Cignani and others. Collections of liturgical objects, sacred vestments, silverware and majolica of great beauty and historical value are exhibited.

Cattolica - Museums

Museo della Regina

The Museum of the Queen of Cattolica, founded in 2000, houses within it two sections: the archaeological one, which exposes the finds found during the city excavations from the 60s onwards, and the seafaring one of ethno-anthropological cut, guardian of naval traditions, fiscatories and shipbuilding sites of the port.

Rimini - Museums

Museo degli Sguardi

The Museum of Looks is located in the villa built in the 18th century by Giovanni Antonio de Alvarado. The museum site also collects various materials from the collections of the Museum of Graces that boasts archaeological and ethnographic works of Africa, Oceania and Asia.

Rimini - Museums

Museo della Città

The Museum of the City of Rimini was opened in 1990 at the headquarters of the former convent of the Jesuit Fathers. The structure was renovated after World War II by Pier Luigi Foschi. The museum site is divided into sections and among the most important are the medieval and archaeological site. Among the most significant works stands out “The Pietà “by Giovanni Bellini and the canvas of “San Girolamo” by Guercino.

Rimini - Museums

Museo del Motociclo

The Motorcycle Museum was founded in 1993 and turns out to be a center provided with about 10,000 volumes of the history of motorcycling. Over 250 motorcycles made from the late nineteenth century are observed in the exhibition space until the late 80s of the twentieth century. The Museum also has a rich library.

Montecchio Emilia - Museums

Museo del Parmigiano Reggiano della Val d'Enza

The museum was founded in 1977, by the Ethnographic Group “La Barchessa” in Villa Aiola. In the gallery we find tools and work tools for the manufacture of Parmiggiano Reggiano. Outside there are the stable, the barn, the cheese treatment rooms and the handouts.

San Martino in Rio - Museums

Museo dell'Agricoltura e del Mondo Rurale

The museum presents a choice of the most significant finds of the peasant and artisan culture of the middle plain of Reggio Emilia

Reggio Emilia - Museums

Museo Tesoro del Tempio della Beata Vergine della Ghiara

The Treasure Museum of the Temple of the Blessed Virgin of Ghiara was established in 1982 by the will of the Civic Museums and the factory of the Temple of Reggio Emilia. It was set up on the premises on the ground floor and houses liturgical objects and donations concerning the figure of Our Lady. In this way, the Treasure of the Temple of the Blessed Virgin was born, which welcomes works such as the “ducal candlesticks” donated by Duke Francesco I d'Este and also the wonderful fresco of Our Lady of Ghiara by the artist Giovanni Bianchi who dates back to 1573.

Faenza - Museums

Pinacoteca Comunale

The Municipal Art Gallery was built in 1797. It is composed of the collection of works of art by Giuseppe Zauli which includes more than two hundred pieces dating back to the seventeenth century. The most interesting part of the Museum is the room where there are paintings and sculptures representing five centuries of Faenza and Italian art.

Faenza - Museums

Museo Torricelliano

Brisighella - Museums

Rocca Monumentale

The Monumental Fortress at the beginning of 1500 belonged to the Venetians, then passed to the Papal State. It was built according to the characteristics of the medieval fortresses. Today there is the “Museum of Peasant Labor”. From the Rocca you can enjoy a beautiful view.

Lugo - Museums

Museo Francesco Baracca

The present venue of the Museum is the birthplace of the hero, a palace rebuilt in Art Nouveau style by the family and that his father Enrico left to the City Council so that he was destined to preserve memorabilia and objects belonged to the hero.

Cervia - Museums

Museo del sale

Organized from 1989 inside the Sale-Torre Warehouse, owned by municipal, it was completely renovated, refurbished and inaugurated on 24 April 2004. Through tools, images and projections, the Museum testifies to the phases of the collection of salt, before the advent of the mechanization of the extraction process, dated towards the end of the 50s of the century last.

Ravenna - Museums

Museo d'Arte della Città

Also called MAR it's located in the monumental complex of the Loggia Lombardesca, in Via Roma. Place of important exhibitions, houses a collection of ancient art, a collection of modern art and a collection of mosaics of the contemporary period.

Ravenna - Museums

Museo Natura

Also known as the Museo Ravennate of Natural Sciences "Alfredo Brandolini", housed in a landmark historical building Via Rivaletto, 25 (fraction St. Albert). Exposes a valuable ornithological collection (donated by the naturalist Alfredo Brandolini) and a collection of shells from the Adriatic Sea.

Ravenna - Museums

Pinacoteca Comunale

Housed at the Loggetta Lombardesca, in the former monastery of "Santa Maria in Porto" exposes an ancient collection (including works by Baldassarre Carrari, Guercino and Bastianino), a modern collection (characterized by the presence of a drawing by Klimt) and a contemporary collection (with works by Chagall and Guttuso).

Villanova Sull'Arda - Museums

Villa Verdi

Piacenza - Museums

Museo della Basilica di S. Antonino

The Basilica of Sant'Antonino is located on the square of the same name and represents one of the most interesting buildings of the Piacenza architectural culture of the 11th century. The church was dedicated to the patron saint of the city. The building was divided into three naves. The special construction consists of a roof where there is an extraordinary cycle of frescoes from the mid-eleventh century.

Piacenza - Museums

Pinacoteca del Collegio Alberoni

Initially, the Art Gallery was created by the collections of Giulio Alberoni, which is why it was named by his name. The artist was in constant contact with some painters of the 18th century, and as a result he added many other particular pieces to his collection, as well as personal ones. Inside we find “S. Turibio that divides the water of a river”, 'Saint Francis in Meditation', 'Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian' and numerous other famous paintings.

Piacenza - Museums

Galleria Alberoni

Polesine Zibello - Museums

Museo della Civiltà Contadina

Born in 1985, the Museum of Peasant Civilization “Giuseppe Riccardi” is located in the former convent of the Dominican Fathers, in Zibello. Within its walls the museum houses more than a thousand different pieces, especially everyday objects, tools for field work, etc. A great help for the collection of objects was provided by Dr. Giuseppe Riccardi, doctor of Zibelli from the 1950s to the 80s. In his honor, the museum took its name. Each room has a theme that corresponds to the objects it possesses inside it.

Busseto - Museums

Casa Natale di G. Verdi

The Birthplace of Giuseppe Verdi is located in the town of Roncole and looks like a poor house with a low and long structure. Here the well-known Italian composer was born and his childhood and adolescence passed there. The Museum is located in the kitchen of the old tavern and on the first floor there is the room where Verdi was born on 10 October 1813, while the city celebrated the feast of San Donnino.

Bardi - Museums

Museo della Civiltà Valligiana

The Museum of Civilization Valligiana is located in the south wing of the Castle of Bardi. The Val di Ceno Study Center decided to establish this Museum with the aim of collecting materials to testify to the local civilization. The rooms welcome objects of domestic and mountain crafts, linked to the economy of the woods and shepherding.

Parme - Museums

Museo Paleontologico Parmense

The Parmenese Paleontological Museum is located at the Department of Earth of the University of Parma. It was set up to present the history of the Earth to the public. Inside it preserves a large collection of objects dating back to the creation of the Earth, about 500,000 pieces, including fossils that belong to different species. The museum is open to the public.

Parme - Museums

Pinacoteca Stuard

The art gallery, since 2002, has its headquarters in the old monastery of São Paulo. Inside it houses more than 200 works dating from the 14th century to the 19th century, including different types of paintings, images of famous people over the years: a collection of great value. The art gallery is open to public visits.

Parme - Museums

Casa e Museo di Arturo Toscanini

In 1867 Arturo Toscanini was born in Parma, who would go down in history as the greatest conductor of all time. It came to light in a humble home in the then hamlet San Giacomo, a popular neighborhood. Today it is a museum open to the public with documents and objects donated by the Toscanini family. Objects and documents of absolute rarity are visible in the museum.

Spilamberto - Museums

Museo del Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena

The Museum of Traditional Balsamic of Modena was built on 24 November 2002 by the Association “Consorteria of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar”. It aims to promote tradition and everything that has to do with this traditional product. All the items on display can be touched by hand and are characterized by the aroma of vinegar.

Modena - Museums

Galleria Estense

Here are exposed works of art of property of the Dukes of Este and a collection of works that has been acquired later. Among the most precious art collections in Europe, many collections are works from the Emilian school of the XIV-XVIII century.

Modena - Museums

Museo dell'auto e moto d'epoca Umberto Panini

Modena - Museums

Museo Astronomico e Geofisico

The Astronomical and Geophysical Museum of Modena was founded in 1826, by decree of Duke Francesco IV d'Este. The Museum represents an example of scientific study from the period from 1820 to 1920, hosting ancient astronomical, meteorological and geophysical instruments. Newtonian telescopes from the nineteenth century were used in the same premises. Currently, the museum is closed for restoration.

Modena - Museums

Museo Civico d'Arte

The Civic Museum of Art was established in 1962, after the division of the Civic Museum of the 800, into an archaeological-ethnological museum and a historical-artistic museum. Inside, it preserves works that testify and document the culture of the city from the Xll to the twentieth century.All the material collected is the result of private donations, including paintings, sculptures, instruments musical, scientific instruments, ceramics and glass. Of great interest, is the Giuseppe Graziosi Gipsoteca, which preserves a collection of plastic and graphic works.

Modena - Museums

Museo Civico Archeologico Etnologico

The museum was founded in 1871. The ethnological section preserves the collections of Carlo Boni from New Guinea, Pre-Columbian Peru, South America, Africa and Asia. Later, other materials were pooled, donations of scholars and travelers in Modena.

Modena - Museums

Museo Civico del Risorgimento

The Civic Museum of the Risorgimento was built in 1893 and was transferred several times. Only in 1924, it was permanently placed in the Palazzo dei Musei. The collection supports many works that belong to the Risorgimento. The works that stand out most are those concerning the wars of the twentieth century, in particular the Italian-Turkish War and the First World War. In the 90s, the Museum was closed and the materials were transferred to the Civic Museum of Art.

Modena - Museums

Museo Muratoriano

Forli' - Museums

Pinacoteca Melozzo

Located in Piazza Guido da Montefeltro (at the museum complex of San Domenico). It's famous for exposing the Flask with flowers, attributed to Tommaso Salini and defined "the most beautiful painting in the world" by Antonio Paolucci.

Forli' - Museums

Armeria Albicini

Located in Corso della Repubblica, it's a major museum that bears the name of the family that gave the town its fine collection of weapons. The collection consists of more than four hundred pieces (some of them dating back to the fifteenth century). You can admire: pikes, halberds, maces, muskets, crossbows, and chain mail. Remarkable is the armor belonged to Brunora II Zampeschi

Forli' - Museums

Pinacoteca Civica

Inaugurated in 1838, is an important driver of the Civic Museums of Forlì and is housed in Piazza Guido da Montefeltro (at the museum complex of San Domenico). Named after Melozzo degli Ambrogi, is divided into twenty rooms and houses works of great artists such as Domenichino, Guercino, Francesco Menzocchi, Livio Modigliani and Lorenzo di Credi.

Forli' - Museums

Collezione "G. Verzocchi"

In Corso della Repubblica, it is also known by the name of Galleria Verzocchi - The work in contemporary painting. The collection is unique and special, as it focuses on the theme of work. The entrepreneur Giuseppe Verzocchi, in fact, in the second after the war, asked about seventy Italian painters to create a work inspired by the world of work. You can also admire works by Guttuso, Carrà and Giorgio De Chirico.

Forli' - Museums

Museo Archeologico A. Santarelli

Important civic museum of archaeological nature formed in the second half of the nineteenth century by Antonio Santarelli. The exhibition hosts important archaeological finds and allows you to understand the dynamics of the population of the province of Forlì from the Lower Paleolithic to the seventh century.

Forli' - Museums

Museo Etnografico "B. Pergoli"

Inaugurated in the 1922 (after the Romagna combined exposures of 1921) and it represents one of the oldest Italian museums in the material culture. Visiting it means taking a trip into the past, discovering timeless traditions and aculture of a country which is now lost. It's divided into two separate sites, but it is currently open only to the section located at "Palazzo Merenda" in Corso della Repubblica.

Cesena - Museums

Museo della Miniera

It's located at Formignano, on the foothills hills outside the city of Cesena, in the area of a sulfur mine which had been closed for years. This mine and its relative village are at the heart of the project, in progress, which aims to reconstruct the process of extraction of minerals and their processing was being done once in the mines. Waiting for the project to be finalized, today, is set up an exhibition composed of photos and documents that bear witness to what was the daily life of the miners and their families.

Cesena - Museums

Pinacoteca Comunale

It's located at the Centro Culturale San Biagio in the complex of the same name. Inside you will find several paintings on wood and canvas, but also sculptures dating from the late middle ages, mostly of them sourced from the region. Also interesting is the contemporary section named after Luigi Veronesi, abstract painter of which are exhibited several works alongside those of artists such as Guttuso, Cagli, Schifani and many others.

Cesena - Museums

Museo del Teatro

Located at the Teatro Bonci, is the place where you preserve the memory of the centuries-old tradition of music and theater in the city of Cesena. Posters, playbills, drawings and photographs, costumes, sets, video recordings ... the part of the Archive is really complete and documented, while among the most curious aspects are to report the stage machinery used to produce visual and sound effects before the advent of technology.

Cesena - Museums

Museo di Scienze Naturali

Located at the Loggetta Venetiaziana and the Torrione of Piazza Zangheri, the museum compares historical and contemporary exhibits that allow immediate assessment of the evolution that in the last hundred years have had the flora and fauna of the territory of Cesena. The home of the museum is very charming, in a building that opens onto the square and the Rocca offer picturesque views of the city.

Cesena - Museums

Archivio dell'Immagine

Located in the Centro Cinema Città in Cesena, holds many archives of characters linked to the cinema, television and photography. Many subjects and original screenplays, as well as photographs of the scene, often donated by filmmakers and professionals so that they are made ??available to scholars and fans.

Cesena - Museums

Museo Archeologico

It's located at the Chiostro of San Francesco and exposes some of the finds from archaeological excavations on the area of Cesena. For the majority are Roman, but there are testimonies of the prehistoric period as well as that of humanism. Of particular value are the silver plates of the fourth century and the ceramics of the malatestan era.

Cesena - Museums

Raccolta d'Arte Votiva

A museum that consists of about 700 valuable ex-votive tablets : a striking testimony to the faith of the people of Cesena to the Vergine del Monte which is dedicated to the Abbey of Santa Maria del Monte, located on the hill Spaziano. The exhibits range from the fifteenth century to the present time, but they are continuing to rise, cause of the continuing of the tradition even today.

Cesenatico - Museums

Museo della Marineria

The Maritime Museum, founded in 1983, offers a display of objects that have characterized the history of seafaring in the course of history. The museum is divided into two sections: the Land Section and the float. The first offers an interesting information related to the traditional navy of High and Middle Adriatic while the second section contains 10 sailboats and 2 fishing boats and other objects related to seafaring.

Cesenatico - Museums

Antiquarium

The Antiquarium was built in the seventies and is located in the Maritime Museum. Inside archaeological objects found in the surrounding areaare placed. One room is devoted to the two forts, now destroyed, the Fortress and the Tower of Pretoria, which for centuries dominated the landscape of Cesenatico.

Codigoro - Museums

Museo Pomposiano

The Pomposiano Museum is located in what constituted the dormitory of the Monastery of Pomposa. The exhibition includes various inscriptions, stuccoes and marbles belonging to the ancient Church built between the 7th and 8th centuries.

Argenta - Museums

Museo delle Valli di Argenta

The present appearance of the Museum is the result of a series of restorations that ended in 2007. Inside there is a historical naturalistic collection, composed of objects and testimonies that document the evolution of the natural environment and the interventions of man in an area characterized by waters. The Museum is open to the public and available to all interested parties.

Argenta - Museums

Museo della Bonifica

The Museum was inaugurated in 2002, although work began in 1994. This is a reclamation process that made several changes to the surrounding area. The Museum is located in a water supply plant. The rooms are well maintained with Art Nouveau architecture and special decorative objects.

Ferrara - Museums

Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea

The museum was inaugurated in 1998 following the donation of Manlio by Franca Malabotta, which enriches the collection of 200 works of Filippo de Pisis already owned by the museum, creating the largest public collection of the painter from Ferrara.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale

In Via Filippo de Pisis, not far from the Estense Castle. It houses thousands of finds divided into the various sections dedicated to geology, paleontology and zoology and is $completed by an ecology station. The exhibition path “Environment Earth”, dedicated to environmental diversity and to the evolution of planet earth is valuable.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo Archeologico Nazionale

Housed on the main floor of Palazzo Costabili, known as “Lodovico il Moro” - in Via XX Settembre. It houses valuable findings of the highest workmanship of the Etruscan city of Spina, sets from symposium from Athenian origin. The large penthouse vases and the upper Adriatic ceramics are notable. The Sala degli Ori is splendid.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo Anatomico "G. Tumiati"

An important university museum based in Via Fossato di Mortara, 64/B, is divided into various sections dedicated to osteology, dissectory anatomy of muscles and to the human body in general. It also houses a collection of work tools including microscopes, foot drills and knives.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo dell'Illustrazione

Also known as MIL or Center for Studies on Image Reproduced, it was founded in June 1992, to safeguard, protect and preserve materials, otherwise, destined for oblivion. The museum's heritage is valuable. We remember the sketches by Mario Pompei and the terracotta casts created by Gustavino to illustrate “The Confessions of an Italian” and “The Betrothed”.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo Geo-Paleontologico

In Corso Ercole I d'Este 32. Housed at Palazzo Turchi in Bagni (already home of some university departments of Ferrara) it is dedicated to Piero Leonardi. It houses a valuable collection divided into 4 sections: Vertebrate Paleontology, Paleontology of Invertebrates, Human Paleontology and Prehistory and Historical Geology. There you can admire interesting specimens of vertebrates, skeletal remains, fossils and reconstructions.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo "G. Boldini" e Museo dell'Ottocento

In Corso Porta Mare, 9, we find two important exhibition centers in Ferrara. The Giovanni Boldini museum is dedicated to one of the greatest European portraitists of the 19th century. The Museum of the Nineteenth Century, is instead dedicated to the great protagonists of the nineteenth century and houses valuable paintings and sculptures. Currently, museums are closed.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo della Cattedrale

The museum, housed in the former Church of San Romano, displays the works of value that belonged to the Cathedral and to the churches of the Diocese; real gem are the organ doors depicting the Annunciation and St George by Cosme Tura.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo Ebraico

The Jewish Museum of Via Mazzini is located in the heart of the medieval city, near the Duomo and the Castello Estense. This road was part of the ghetto, where, from 1627 to 1859, Jews were segregated from the rest of the population.

Ferrara - Museums

Museo del Risorgimento e della Resistenza

In Corso Ercole I D'Este. It collects and preserves precious testimonies of the Risorgimento era (which, among other things, saw protagonists, several Ferrara patriots). During the 1950s it was expanded with the section dedicated to the delicate historical period of the Resistance. You can admire collections of uniforms, weapons and flags.

Ferrara - Museums

Palazzina di Marfisa d'Este

Beautiful historic building considered one of the most brilliant examples of stately residence of the sixteenth century. Built in 1559, during the twentieth century it was recovered and used as a museum. Inside you can admire: the Hall of Businesses (and its wonderful ceiling made by the Bastianino), the Banquet Hall (with suggestive scenes from an Amazons Battle) and the Hall of the Fireplace (dominated by a monumental-sized fireplace dating back to the 16th century).

Bologne - Museums

Mambo - Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna

MAMbo is visual culture and experimentation available to young contemporaries. MAMbo tracks with its permanent collection the history of contemporary Italian and international art.

Bologne - Museums

Pinacoteca Nazionale

Located in the same historic building that houses the Academy of Fine Arts.It offers a broad overview of Emilian painting from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century,with works by Carracci,Giotto,Vitale da Bologna,Raphael,Guido Reni,Parmigianino.

Bologne - Museums

Galleria d'Arte Moderna

Headquarters of the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Institute in Bologna, also known as MAMbo, set up inside the restored former bread oven, which with its 9500 square meters of exhibition traces art from post-war years to this day.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Ebraico

Bologne - Museums

Museo Civico Archeologico

Inside Palazzo Galvani, the Museum is the merger of the University Museum and the Municipal Museum in the archaeological field. The University Museum transferred the collection of antiques by Luigi Ferdinando Marsili, the Egyptian ones by Ulysses Aldrovandi and Ferdinando Cospi; the Municipality instead gave away the findings of the Etruscan tombs, the Palagio Pelagi collection, and private donations from citizens.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Aldovrandi

The collection of 'natural things' by Ulysses Aldrovandi, which reaches 18,000 units and 7,000 species of dried plants, as well as its encyclopedia in 13 volumes on 'Natural History', and the 14 personal cabinets and Pinacoteche, since 1617, had been preserved in the Palazzo Pubblico where they remained until 1742, when they were transferred to Palazzo Poggi.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Civico del Risorgimento

Established in 1893 to inculcate the values of the municipality to all citizens, set up on the ground floor of Casa Carducci, looks at the story that goes from 1796, the year of the arrival of the French in Bologna, until the first World War, with the eyes of the city of Bologna.

Bologne - Museums

MAGI '900 - Museo delle eccellenze artistiche e storiche

The entrepreneur and collector Pietro Bargellini, in Pieve di Cento, producing a careful restoration of ancient silos for the storage of wheat, inaugurated in 2000 this museum with 4000 square meters on six floors. It is a very important private collection of over 2000 works carefully selected by the owner.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Apistico

The museum inside the CRA, preserves a huge number of tools, tools, wooden models of apiaries typical of the various Italian agricultural areas, hives of the nineteenth and twentieth century. Since 2008, the Center has also preserved the library of Oddo Marinelli, a lawyer and a beekeeping enthusiast, who has collected more than 800 volumes in the sector, so much so that his collection made the room pick up that it houses the name of 'bee room'.

Bologne - Museums

Museo delle Navi e delle Antiche Carte Geografiche

Inside Palazzo Poggi, among the many Museums and Libraries, the Museum of Ships houses naval models of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with relative geographical maps. Very special are the wall papers engraved on copper and richly decorated with allegories, human figures and animals.

Bologne - Museums

Museo degli Studenti e della Goliardia

The Alma Mater, the oldest university in Europe, the first headquarters of the student university, organized within it this Museum that wants to retrace the path of the history of the student world, through 23 windows, 18 monitors, paintings, sculptures, books, illuminated codes, newspapers. It also owns a database containing all graduates from 1380 to 2005 to the present day.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Paleontologico

The Museum was founded in the 19th century in a former hospital clinic from Bologna. After several renovations and renovations, today's headquarters was inaugurated in 2003, divided into 4 main sections: the area where the fossil finds are kept; the Whale and Elephant Hall; Hall of the Whales and Elephants; birds and ichthyosaurs; room of the diplodocus, a 26-meter dinosaur.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Storico Didattico della Tappezzeria

Cavalier Vittorio Zironi, master tapestries, decided to found this museum in Bologna. Initially aimed at upholstery fabrics, it began to evolve also to the clothes of clothing, ceremonial dresses, sacred vestments. The restoration of Villa Spada allowed the installation on the three floors of the villa by dividing the exhibition conceptually by type.

Bologne - Museums

Museo Mille Voci e Mille Suoni

Bologne - Museums

Specola e Museo di Astronomia

Specola is an eighteenth-century tower of Palazzo Poggi, from which astronomical observations were carried out between the '700 and 800. Today, the Museum is set up in the tower, and there are also the Department of Astronomy and the Observatory. The Museum collects above all the instruments used for observations at the time as well as numerous curious objects.

Bologne - Museums

Museo della preistoria "Luigi Donini"

In San Lazzaro di Savena, the Museum opens its windows to prehistory, its settings and the first human populations. Organized on 500 square meters of area, the museum is divided into thematic areas, offers fossil and archaeological finds, as well as life-size dioramic reconstructions.

Bologne - Museums

Museo del Patrimonio Industriale

Along the Navile, in the former Galotti furnace where from 1887 bricks with Hoffman oven were produced, since 1990 a museum has been set up with a ground floor that illustrates the history of technical education between the 1800s and '900; on the first floor we move “From excellence to the future” with contemporary technologies; on the second floor the history of Bolognese production from the fourteenth century to the present day.

Ozzano dell'Emilia - Museums

Istituto Nazionale per la Fauna Selvatica

The National Institute for Wildlife has several locations, but the most important is that of Ozzano dell'Emilia, in Bologna. He is tasked with protecting the environmental goods composed of wild animals, analyzing their way of life, evolution and relationships with other local animals. In the Institute we find a post-university qualification school on biology and wildlife conservation and work teaching courses for the coordination of wild animals for graduated technicians.

Castel del Rio - Museums

Museo della Guerra

The War Museum was established in 1978 inside the Alidosi Palace. The museum site houses about 1600 pieces and a complete library of 1500 volumes. It is divided into several sections that address the themes of the Great War and World War II, partisan activity and the deportation of the citizens of Castel Del Rio.

Marzabotto - Museums

Museo Nazionale Etrusco "P. Aria"

The National Etruscan Museum “P. Aria” is dedicated to Count Pompeo Aria who organized the core of the first museum collection. The exhibition is spread over four rooms where the nineteenth-century excavations and various architectural terraces coming from the various acropolis of the resort are exhibited.

Ravenna - Museums

Museo Arcivescovile

Located in Piazza Arcivescovado, it's housed in the ancient palace of the Arcivescovado di Ravenna. It houses various works of art and artifacts from the ancient cathedral and from other important buildings which were destroyed. It's famous for hosting the famous ivory throne of Maximian, built by byzantine artists over the course of the sixth century. It's completed from the Chapel of St. Andrew, an important early christian oratory.