Engaging Spaces at MUSMA Museum of Contemporary Sculpture

MUSMA, inaugurated on October 14, 2006, is Italy's foremost museum dedicated entirely to sculpture, housed in the historic Palazzo Pomarici.

The museum is unique for its combination of a 17th-century palace and ancient limestone caves that exhibit Italian and international sculptures from the late 19th century onward. The architecture enhances the sculptures, complementing their fullness and emptiness within the cave's positive and negative spaces.

Unforgettable Highlights

🗿 Unique Cave Spaces: The museum's exhibition within limestone caves enhances the artistic experience.

🎨 Diverse Artistic Offerings: Along with sculpture, it features graphic art, jewelry, and ceramics.

🏛️ Historical Significance: The museum is situated in a historical building that dates back to the 17th century.

The museum is accessible for all, offering a rich experience for tourists, families, and art historians.