Explore the private home Pavarotti built in his beloved hometown, transformed by the Pavarotti Foundation into a museum housing his exceptional …
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Nov 7, 2024
I didn't know what to expect .... I saw Pavarotti perform only once at the Met in NYC, but like many at the time, he's the one who opened up the love of opera. You'll need a car to get to the Museo P…Full review by Richard C
Oct 16, 2024
Very interesting point of view on the Maestro personal life. The house he lived in with many rooms and open spaces for various activities. Self tour with hearing devices in several languages.Full review by 123BenAharoni
Jul 15, 2023
A visit to his home turned out to be one of the best experiences I had in my 37 day trip. when you go in , you do not want to leave. It ws as if he were there present. I didn't want to leave an…Full review by lynnsant
Hi Wendy, we will be going to the Pavoratti Museum in October. can you tell me which train station you went into ( if you took the train) Also, did you go to the Ferrari Museum as well, and how did you get there? thanks ellie
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The Pavarotti Museum is easily accessible by car if you’re driving. If not, you’d probably need to take a taxi since it’s in a rural location and probably 15-20 minutes from the centre …
The Pavarotti Museum is easily accessible by car if you’re driving. If not, you’d probably need to take a taxi since it’s in a rural location and probably 15-20 minutes from the centre of town. It’s well worth a visit.
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