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Museo Casa Pascoli

Museo Casa Pascoli is located in San Mauro Pascoli, birthplace of the famous Italian poet. Together with Villa Torlonia, this house is one of the places that preserves the memory of Pascoli. Here the poet spent his childhood and youth, a period that echoes strongly through his work and poetics. The house has multimedia stations where visitors can listen to the poet's texts read by the actor Lino Guanciale.

Good to know

  • Giovanni Pascoli was born in San Mauro di Romagna in 1855.
  • In 1932, "Pascoli" was added to the name "San Mauro" in honour of the poet.

Photo credits - http://photo.aptservizi.com/ - Photo Emilia Romagna - Open Data Monuments - Nerina60

More places in San Mauro Pascoli

Cappella della Madonna dell'acquaA small chapel next to the Museo Casa Pascoli, it holds two plaques commemorating the fallen of San Mauro Pascoli and has a single nave with an apse covered by...Read more
Le Fornaci RomaneDuring excavations for the construction of the Canale Emiliano Romagnolo, next to Villa Torlonia, the remains of several Roman kilns were discovered.Read more
Mausoleo della Famiglia PascoliThe Mausoleo della Famiglia Pascoli stands inside the cemetery of San Mauro Pascoli and holds the remains of several members of the family of the poet Giovanni...Read more
Villa TorloniaTogether with the Museo Casa Pascoli, it is regarded as one of the key sites of Pascoli's life. Villa Torlonia is the residence that was managed by the poet's...Read more

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