Museo del Brigantaggio di Cellere

About the museum

The Cellere brigandage museum opened in September 2007 and is a multimedia and interactive museum dedicated to brigandage in the Maremma and its place in popular culture. It is part of the Sistema museale del lago di Bolsena (Bolsena Lake museum system) as a thematic hub.

The narrative takes an anthropological perspective: on the ground floor, interactive stations and audiovisual testimonies reconstruct the years 1893–1896, following the journalist Adolfo Rossi “in the kingdom of Tiburzi”; on the upper floor, the legend of Tiburzi is presented through videos of witnesses who tell and sing, grotesque figures and stories. The “Taverna dei briganti” (Brigands' Tavern) examines the image of the brigand as cultural heritage, with testimonies from historians and collectors and products bearing the “brigante” brand.

The museum also offers an immersive guided visit with the director, in twelve videos, available in Italian, English and Italian Sign Language (LIS).

Highlights

• Multimedia and interactive displays
• On the trail of Adolfo Rossi in the “kingdom of Tiburzi”
• The legend of Tiburzi in the accounts of witnesses
• The “Taverna dei briganti” (Brigands' Tavern)
• Video guided tour in Italian, English and LIS

Permanent exhibitions

• Piano terra: sulle tracce di Adolfo Rossi – The years 1893–1896 “in the kingdom of Tiburzi”, with interactive stations and audiovisual testimonies.
• Piano superiore e Taverna dei briganti – The legend of Tiburzi in the voices of witnesses and the image of the brigand as cultural heritage.

Founded

2007

Admission & discounts

Free admission for residents of the municipality of Cellere.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible: no information
• Elevator: no information
• Accessible restroom: no information
• Accessible parking: no information
• Service dogs welcome: no information
• Tactile models & exhibits: no information
• Sign language tours: no information
• Easy-to-read materials: no information
• Audio description: no information

The website lists an immersive video guided tour in Italian, English and Italian Sign Language (LIS) and an interactive, multisensory display.

Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

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Amenities & dining

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