The original core of the Romagna Theater Museum consists of donations made by the heirs of the famous tenor from Forlì, Angelo Masini, and by the famous soprano Maria Farneti. The collection was subsequently enriched thanks to further numerous donations and to the research carried out by Antenore Colonnelli. The museum is divided into eight rooms, six of which are dedicated to Angelo Masini, Maria Farneti, the choir director and composer Cesare Martuzzi and his “Canterini Romagnoli”, the soubrette Ines Lidelba and the actor Ercole Colonnelli. The two remaining rooms are occupied by musical instruments of various types and memories of the destroyed Municipal Theater of Forlì.
Opening Hours:
Open by appointment.
How to get there:
Located on one of the city’s main thoroughfares, Corso G. Garibaldi, the Museum can be reached by bus (lines 4, 6) and by car by parking along Corso Garibaldi, in Piazza Duomo and in Piazza Guido Da Montefeltro for a fee.
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