The museum displays reportage photographs, masks from around the world, ethnographic objects and archaeological finds collected by Eugenio “Geo” Bruschi, a great traveler and photographer.     • Over 200 finds are on display: Etruscan vases (Villanovan and Hellenistic periods), ceramics from southern Italy, bronze finds, Roman ointments, bladed or firearms,

The Historical and Ethnographic Museum of Bruscoli showcases the heritage of the Apennine area through archaeological finds, local traditions and wartime history. The exhibition is divided into three main sections: Geo-archaeological finds Customs and traditions of rural life Second World War artefacts, especially related to the Gothic Line, the site

Founded by the Ubaldini family in the 7th century, the Convent of Bosco ai Frati is one of the oldest in Tuscany. It was first home to Basilian monks and, from 1212, to the Franciscan friars. Between 1427 and 1436, both the church and the convent were rebuilt based on

The Cultural Space “War and Memory” of Firenzuola is a museum dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of local military history, with special focus on events connected to this Apennine territory along the Gothic Line during the Second World War. Located in the historic center, it offers visitors a large

On the mountainside of Monte Giovi, few kilometers far from Vicchio, rises the little village of Barbiana.In 1954 don Lorenzo Milani was sent to the village as the new prior.There he would live his last 14 years of life as man, priest and mentor. Up there in Barbiana, where there was no

On May 2nd, 2004, a museum entirely dedicated to the painter Andrea del Castagno was inaugurated inside the Visitor Center of Castagno d’Andrea, near Mount Falterona. The aim of the Virtual Museum, located at the entrance to the Natural Park, is to introduce visitors both to the artist and to

Space of culture, meeting and community planning. A small special place that hosts contemporary art exhibitions, but also workshops, meetings, experiments, planning and dreams.

The main objective of the Centre is to promote dissemination campaigns on the subject of the chestnut plant through both innovative computer systems and demonstration systems. Among the other objectives of the programme are: greater information aimed at users, substantial growth in unit production through innovative management of the chestnut

Enrico Consolini CAMPANIAN STUDY CENTER and the "Artists for Dino Campana" MUSEUM The poet Dino Campana, master of the masterpiece “The Orphic Songs”, was born and lived in Marradi: the Campanian Studies Center, a fundamental point of reference for scholars and students from all over the world, is located in

The museum features two main routes: • National route, which tells the story of the development of elementary school in Italy from the unification of the country to the 1950s. Exhibits include historical school objects: desks, folders, notebooks, pens, school manuals, photographs, wall charts and more. • Local route, dedicated