Diocesan Museum

Lamezia Terme

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Diocesan Museum

This museum proudly showcases one of Calabria's most significant diocesan collections, spanning from the 15th to the 20th century. Its remarkable array of artworks and artefacts, crafted by local artisans, offers insights into the region's artistic heritage. Among the highlights are the paintings by Francesco Colelli, capturing the essence of a transformative era from 1762 to 1782.

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addressMuseo Diocesano, III Traversa a Via Saverio D'Ippolito, 8, Lamezia Terme
openingHoursTue–Sat 9am–1pm / 4pm–7pm; Sun & Mon closed
phone+39 0968 29499
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