Museum of Deportation and Resistance

This museum stands as a testament to resilience during one of humanity’s darkest periods. Located in Prato, it serves to educate and honor the victims of deportations and the resistance against Fascism.

Established in 2001 by the Municipality of Prato, the museum is situated in a former textile factory, an architectural nod to the city’s industrial past. It showcases the significance of local resistance efforts during World War II, providing cultural and historical context through various exhibits.

Key Highlights

• 🕊️ Memorial Wall: A solemn tribute featuring the names of deported individuals.
• 📜 Interactive Exhibits: Engaging displays that narrate personal stories of those involved in the resistance.
• 🎨 Art Installations: Contemporary artworks reflecting themes of loss and hope.

Visitors can access the museum for free, making it suitable for historians, students, and families interested in history and human rights.