Museum of Religious Art

The Museum of Religious Art occupies five exhibition rooms across two floors within a restored medieval convent building in central Massa Marittima.

The museum, which opened its doors on March 19, 2005, displays sacred artworks collected from the Cathedral of San Cerbone and other religious buildings in the region.

The museum collection includes paintings, sculptures, and religious artifacts that represent the artistic heritage of Tuscan ecclesiastical communities through the centuries.

From June to September, visitors can explore the museum between 10:30-13:00 and 15:30-19:00, while winter hours run from October to May at 10:30-12:30 and 15:00-18:00.

The museum contains works by notable Italian artists including Ambrogio Lorenzetti, presenting them within the atmospheric setting of a former Augustinian monastery.

Location: Massa Marittima

Inception: 2005

Official opening: March 19, 2005

Operator: Complesso Museale di San Pietro All'Orto

Address: Corso Armando Diaz, 32 58024 58024

Opening Hours: June-September: 10:30-13:00,15:30-19:00; October-May: 10:30-12:30,15:00-18:00

Phone: +390566902289

Email: musei@comune.massamarittima.gr.it

Website: http://museiartesacra.net/massa.html

GPS coordinates: 43.05120,10.89304

Latest update: April 15, 2025 03:04