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Museo delle Cere

Forty scenes and 100 figures: these are the numbers behind the Museo delle Cere in San Marino, which recreates protagonists of world history alongside figures from the institutions of the Republic of San Marino.

Forty scenes and 100 figures. That's the scale of the Museo delle Cere in San Marino, which brings together protagonists of world history alongside figures from the institutions of the Republic of San Marino. Among the more or less famous faces are Leonardo da Vinci, Benito Mussolini, Dante Alighieri beside his Beatrice, and Giuseppe Garibaldi at the bedside of a dying Anita.

Good to know

  • One section of the Museo delle Cere is devoted to torture instruments used in the Middle Ages, while a dedicated exhibition of torture instruments is held at the nearby Museo della Tortura (500 m away).

Photo credits - museodellecerersm.com

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