Museo Nazionale Giuseppe Verdi

The Museo Nazionale Giuseppe Verdi occupies the Renaissance Villa Pallavicino, displaying artifacts, manuscripts, and personal belongings of the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi.

The Villa Pallavicino, constructed in the 1500s as a summer residence, transformed into a national museum in 2009 after serving as a civic museum until the early 2000s.

The museum presents 27 thematic rooms dedicated to Verdi's operas, featuring original scenography from Casa Ricordi alongside period paintings and theatrical lighting installations.

Visitors can access audio guides in four languages and schedule guided tours, with the museum receiving up to 6,000 visitors annually before recent circumstances.

Each exhibition room contains specific musical scores, costumes of Verdi's heroines, and a dedicated space for the Requiem Mass composed for Rossini and Manzoni.

Location: Busseto

Official opening: 2009

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Phone: +390524931002

Email: info@museogiuseppeverdi.it

Website: http://museogiuseppeverdi.it

GPS coordinates: 44.97771,10.03726

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:38