Come and get to know the eclectic collection of the great collector Ivan Bruschi, creator and founder of the Arezzo’s Antiques Fair. You will be enchanted by this original and unique collection of objects and works of art from all over the world, from classical antiquities, to scientific instruments, paintings, ceramics, coins, sculptures displayed in an evocative and intimate setting inside the Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo, a 13th century building that ends into the large panoramic two level rooftop terrace overlooking the Romanesque Pieve di Santa Maria and the historic centre of Arezzo.
- Drawings and paintings of Pontormo, Alessandro Allori, Neri di Bicci, Bicci di Lorenzo, Sassoferrato, Luca Giordano and others works by the school of Guido Reni and Tintoretto.
- Polychrome Renaissance sculptures of artists as Della Robbia and Buglioni. A considerable series of archeological fragments, precious textiles, armors and weapons, jewels, coins, medallions and seals, random silver, ceramics, scientific instruments.
- The rich library leads to the large panoramic two level rooftop terrace which allows the visitor to experience a direct and unique encounter with the Romanic Pieve of Santa Maria.
| Included | At the disposal of the visitor of the audio guides downloadable on the mobile phone or paper guides in case of lack of instrumentation. |
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| Not included | Guided tour |
| Participants | 30 |
| Important information | The Ivan Bruschi House Museum is partially accessible to disabled people. There is a lift that connects to the floors. There are: two steps at the entrance, two on the ground floor, two on the first floor and three on the second. It is possible to see only one floor of the terrace due to the presence of stairs to access the second floor. |
Further information
Tickets
Full ticket € 5
Reduced ticket € 3 - Senior over 65, students, groups over 15 people.
Free - Children under 18, teachers (class guides), tour guides, visitors with disabilities and their carers, journalists upon accreditation.
Monday and Tuesday closed
