Museum of World Cultures

This museum combines history and culture within the artistic framework of Castello D’Albertis, built by Captain Enrico Alberto D’Albertis in the late 19th century. The exhibits narrate tales of distant lands and cultures that shaped the Captain's life.

Established to honor the Captain’s travels, the museum displays an extensive collection of artifacts spanning from the 19th to the 20th century. It features colonial trophies and a second exhibition highlighting archaeological and ethnographic pieces that foster dialogue with various cultures, enriching visitors' understanding of diverse perspectives.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🌍 Cultural Artifacts - Over 5,000 items from around the world.
• 🏰 Historic Castle - The museum is set in a 16th-century bastion.
• 🗿 Ethnographic Exhibits - Pieces that tell stories of the peoples who created them.

Access to the museum is free, making it ideal for tourists, families, and historians eager to explore world cultures.