Casa Gramsci

The Casa Museo Antonio Gramsci in Ghilarza honors Antonio Gramsci, a key figure in Italian socialism, in his former home.

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Location

Via Antonio Gramsci, 09074 Ghilarza OR

Coordinates: 40.12307, 8.83758

In the heart of Ghilarza's historic center, housed in a modest late 19th-century basalt building, is the Casa Museo Antonio Gramsci. Antonio Gramsci lived here from 1898 to 1911, and this museum preserves his legacy as a brilliant thinker, philosopher, and co-founder of the Italian Communist Party.

The museum offers insights into his life, his political struggles, and his intellectual work. Through multimedia archives, visitors can discover testimonies from people who knew Gramsci personally and accompanied him in his work and political struggles. It is a place of remembrance that encourages reflection on history, politics, and the human spirit.

Highlights

Original home of Antonio Gramsci from 1898 to 1911
Comprehensive multimedia archive with eyewitness accounts
Insights into the life and work of the renowned thinker
Historic 19th-century basalt house architecture

Tips

Book the VR Experience for a more immersive visit.
Check opening hours before your visit.
Combine your visit with a stroll through Ghilarza.
Allow ample time for the multimedia content.

Practical information

Rules & notes

No information available regarding restrictions.

Parking

No information available regarding parking.

Visit duration

Keine Angaben zur empfohlenen Besuchszeit.

Admission

Guided tours

Available Yes

Virtual VR experiences are available. For information on guided tours and VR experiences, please contact Casa Gramsci.

Accessibility

No information available regarding accessibility.

Visitor notes

The museum is dedicated to the life and work of Antonio Gramsci, who lived here from 1898 to 1911. Advance reservation is required for a visit.

Attraction Features

Das Haus, in dem Antonio Gramsci von 1898 bis 1911 lebte, ist ein Bau aus der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts aus Basalt. Es wurde als Museum eingerichtet, um sein Leben und seine intellektuellen Beiträge zu ehren.