Historical House Museum Cervi

The Cervi House Museum contains a collection of 500 items across 976 square meters, documenting the agricultural traditions of the Emilia-Romagna region.

Seven Cervi brothers lived in this house until November 1943, when they were arrested and executed by Nazi-Fascist forces for their resistance activities.

The museum holds a collection of Naive Art paintings and an Agriculture History Library that illustrates the social transformations of Italian rural communities.

Visitors can access guided tours from Tuesday to Sunday, with different schedules between March-October and November-February, while the entrance fee is 5 euros.

The building contains a mobile library initiated by Aldo Cervi, which included books prohibited during the Fascist period in Italy.

Location: Gattatico

Inception: 20 century

Founders: Confederazione italiana agricoltori

Official opening: April 24, 1974

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Phone: +390522678356

Email: museo@fratellicervi.it

Website: http://fratellicervi.it

GPS coordinates: 44.79064,10.49710

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26