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Museo Territoriale dell'alta Valle Aulella: A Journey Through Lunigiana's Past

Explore the history of the Aulella Valley at this charming museum in Casola in Lunigiana. From prehistoric artifacts to local art.

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The Museo Territoriale dell'alta Valle Aulella in Casola in Lunigiana offers a glimpse into the cultural identity and history of the Aulella Valley, from the Paleolithic era to the present day. Housed in the Palazzo Ambrosi, the museum showcases artifacts and exhibits related to local traditions, art, and archeology.

A brief summary to Museo territoriale dell'alta valle Aulella

  • Via IV Novembre, 105, Casola in Lunigiana, Province of Massa and Carrara, 54014, IT
  • +39058590361

Local tips

  • Check the museum's opening hours before visiting, as they may vary.
  • Consider exploring other attractions in Casola in Lunigiana, such as the remains of the 15th-century fortress.
  • Visit the nearby Romanesque churches in Codiponte and Offiano.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Museo Territoriale dell'alta Valle Aulella is located in the center of Casola in Lunigiana on Via IV Novembre. From most points in the village, it is easily accessible by foot. Look for the Palazzo Ambrosi, where the museum is housed.

  • Public Transport

    If arriving by bus, the closest bus stops are Bivio Casola (114 meters) and Casola Piazza (228 meters). From either stop, it is a short walk to the museum on Via IV Novembre. Bus tickets can be purchased at Tabaccheria N. 6 on Via Codiponte. Single tickets cost around €1-€3.

  • Car

    If driving, follow the SS62 to Casola in Lunigiana. Once in town, follow signs to Via IV Novembre, where the museum is located. Limited parking is available nearby. Parking is typically free, but availability may be limited depending on the time of day.

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Located in the ancient village of Casola in Lunigiana, the Museo Territoriale dell'alta Valle Aulella (Territorial Museum of the Upper Aulella Valley) is a treasure trove of artifacts that tell the story of the region's rich cultural heritage. The museum is located in Palazzo Ambrosi in the center of the village. The museum's collection spans from the Paleolithic era to modern times, providing a comprehensive overview of the valley's history. Exhibits include prehistoric artifacts from sites like Tecchia di Equi, Tana della Volpe and Grotta delle Felci, as well as Roman remains and medieval artifacts from local churches. A section of the museum is dedicated to local religious art, including chalices and sacred vestments. Casola in Lunigiana itself is a charming village with ancient roots, known as Casuli in Roman times. It is considered the gateway to the Apuan Alps Park from the Lunigiana side. The village has a rich history, having been ruled by the Malaspina family and closely linked to Fivizzano.

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