Civic Museums

Palazzo Tozzoni

via Garibaldi 18

he last descendent of the Tozzoni family, Sofia Serristori Tozzoni, donated the building to the town in 1981. Her wish was to offer to the citizens of Imola an integral view of the life of a noble family in a provincial town. This noble home, which has been perfectly conserved, not just architecturally but also in the furnishings, offers the visitors a clear view of the life of a 18th century noble family.

piazzale Giovanni dalle Bande Nere

The fortress, a superb example of a fortified architecture of the Medieval and Renaissance period, was founded in the XIII century. Remains of the antique period can still been seen: the doorway, with a pointed arch, the tower with the dungeons, the suggestive areas of the ground floor, and the terrace from where visitors can take a breath-taking view of the town and the surrounding hills. The original square tower is still visible today emerging from the centre of the round south-west tower.

San Domenico Museum

via Sacchi 4

The ex-convent of San Domenico dates back to the 14th century and since re-opening to the public in 2011, it houses the town’s Art Gallery.

The visit takes place inside the former convent of San Domenico which contains many points of interest including the antique hall with frescoes from the early 14th century, the 16th century library and a beautiful view from the pulpit overlooking the inside of the church.

Museo 'Giuseppe Scarabelli'

via Sacchi 4

Private Collections

Collezione Battilani
via Poiano 1/b

Collezione di burattini, marionette e teatrini
via Emilia 32

Museo della Cooperativa Ceramica
via Vittorio Veneto 13

Museo di arte sacra del Piratello
via Emilia Ponente 27 - Località Piratello

Museo Diocesano
piazza Duomo 1

Museo Mostra della Resistenza e del Novecento (CIDRA)
via Dei Mille 26

Raccolta d'Arte Margotti
Palazzo Sersanti - p.zza Matteotti 8

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