Piazza Carducci

Piazza Carducci owes its name to the house where the homonymous poet lived. 

One side of the square is partially occupied by the monument dedicated to him, on which stands the statue of the poet in a frowning attitude, surrounded by his works represented in the form of full-bodied girls. Today the square, other than hosting the Museum of Carducci's House (Museo di Casa Carducci), is also home to the Museum of the Italian Unification (Museo del Risorgimento).