G.B. Cavalcaselle Fresco Museum

Located in a former monastery, the G.B. Cavalcaselle Fresco Museum displays a collection of wall paintings removed from buildings throughout Verona's history.

The museum, inaugurated in 1975, preserves frescoes from multiple centuries, including works from the Palazzo Fiorio della Seta that was demolished after the 1882 flood.

The collection includes Renaissance bronzes, Roman amphorae, and medieval stone materials, representing different periods of Italian artistic expression through the centuries.

Visitors can explore the museum Monday afternoons and Tuesday through Sunday from morning until evening, with the facility providing full wheelchair accessibility.

The museum houses a stone sarcophagus in its crypt that local tradition identifies as the tomb of Juliet, connecting art preservation with regional folklore.

Location: Verona

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Operator: Comune di Verona

Part of: Musei Civici di Verona

Address: Via Luigi da Porto, 5 - Verona 37122 37122

Opening Hours: Lunes 13:30-19:30, Martes-Domingo 8:30-19:30;diciembre 25 off, enero 1 off

Phone: +390458000361

Email: castelvecchio@comune.verona.it

Website: http://museodegliaffreschi.comune.verona.it

GPS coordinates: 45.43319,10.99612

Latest update: March 10, 2025 22:07