Birthplace of Gabriele D'Annunzio Museum

This house in Pescara is where the writer was born, containing five rooms on the upper floor filled with 1800s furnishings, paintings, and wall decorations. The museum also displays his personal belongings, including clothing and copies of his published books.

The house received the status of National Monument in the early 20th century to protect its historical value for future generations. This official recognition established it as an important site in Italian literary history.

The rooms display how well-to-do Italian families lived in the 1800s, with their everyday furnishings and wall decorations. Visitors can see the kind of home life that shaped a writer of D'Annunzio's background.

The house is centrally located in Pescara and easily reached on foot from the main streets. Plan for about an hour to walk through the rooms comfortably and read the information about the displays.

The museum preserves plaster casts of the writer's hands and face made immediately after his death in 1938. These intimate objects offer visitors a direct connection to the person behind the famous literary works.

Location: Pescara

Inception: 1963

Phone: +3908560391

Email: pm-abr@beniculturali.it

Website: http://casadannunzio.beniculturali.it

GPS coordinates: 42.46099,14.21182

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:55