The Freedom Memorial Museum was founded in 2000 by Edo Ansaloni, who as a teenager photographed scenes of the War and the Liberation of Bologna with his camera.
The museum consists of a fleet of vehicles, with means of transportation used during World War II (among them, an original Sherman tank); a photographic exhibition of great national reference; a memorial consisting of five key reconstructed scenes from the War with sound effects (such as the bombing or Radio London broadcasts); and an original deported train inside which one can board and in which war-themed photographic exhibits are sometimes set up.
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Museo Memoriale della Libertà
Museo Memoriale della Libertà, Via Giuseppe Dozza 24
40139 Bologna
Telephone: +39 051 461100
Email: info@museomemoriale.com
Site/minisite/other: http://www.museomemoriale.com
Entrance
- Full price ticket: 12 €
- Reduced ticket: 8 € for people over 60 and children up to 11 (children under 5 do not pay)
- Schools: 6 € per person (in warm weather possibility of packed lunch on site: extra 1 € per person)
- Groups of 10 people or more: 8 € per person
- Vehicle park visit only: 8 €
The museum is open by appointment and is accessed by reservation. You can make reservations by calling 051 461100 or by emailing info@museomemoriale.com
Interests
- Art & Culture
Details
Accessibility
The Museum facilitates access for people with disabilities. Reservations must be made to access the Museum. It can be visited without a reservation on the last weekend of the month.
Timetables
10am - 1pm / 3pm - 5pm
