Museo demoetnoantropologico della terracotta e della terra cruda
Museum in Fratte Rosa dedicated to the terracotta tradition, housed in the former Santa Vittoria convent of the 13th century.
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About the museum
The ethnographic and anthropological museum of Fratte Rosa illustrates the terracotta craft tradition that has characterised the village for centuries and marks the end of the terracotta trail through the village. It is housed in the convent of Santa Vittoria, a 13th-century complex that sources describe as the first Franciscan convent in the area and that is worth visiting for the building itself.
The complex has been restored and now also hosts accommodation and events. Next to the museum, Fratte Rosa offers potters’ workshops and terracotta craft workshops.
Highlights
- Terracotta tradition of Fratte Rosa
- Housed in the former Santa Vittoria convent of the 13th century
- End of the terracotta trail through the village
Permanent exhibition
- La tradizione della terracotta – Ethno-anthropological collection on terracotta production and the use of raw earth in Fratte Rosa.
- Visitors per year
- approx. 200
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | For information on visits, contact the Municipality. |
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