Museo delle api
Museum in Montalto Pavese, housed in Palazzo Cristina, with an educational route on bees and on the evolution of beekeeping in the 20th century.
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About the museum
The Museo delle api in Montalto Pavese is housed in the historic Palazzo Cristina and is linked to the names of two local beekeepers, Zelindo Martii and Carlo Perotti, who began the original collection.
The museum offers an educational route dedicated to bees, traces the evolution of beekeeping techniques over the course of the 20th century, and displays beekeepers' tools and protective clothing.
Highlights
- Educational route dedicated to bees
- Evolution of beekeeping techniques in the 20th century
- Beekeepers' tools and protective clothing
- Housed in the historic Palazzo Cristina
- Visitors per year
- approx. 400
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