Museo diocesano

About the museum

The Museo diocesano di Reggio Emilia is housed in the bishop’s palace on Via Vittorio Veneto and is run by the diocese of Reggio Emilia-Guastalla, within the Museum, archives and libraries sector of the curia. The museum opened in 1994.

The exhibition route tells the history of the Church in the territory of Reggio through the ecclesiastical structures that have operated there. It highlights the cathedral, a sign of unity around the bishop, the pievi (parish districts), where the sacraments were administered, and the monasteries, understood as centres of hospitality, work and culture.

Highlights

• History of the Church of Reggio through cathedral, pievi and monasteries
• Housed in the bishop’s palace of Reggio Emilia

Permanent exhibition

• Il percorso del Museo diocesano – Route on the history of the Church of Reggio through cathedral, pievi and monasteries.

Founded

1994

Operated by

Diocesi di Reggio Emilia-Guastalla

Visitors per year

approx. 8,000

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