The Museum of the Battle and of Anghiari preserves the memory of the historical event and the lost work of Leonardo da Vinci and houses a collection of artifacts and artworks from the Middle Paleolithic to the contemporary age.
REOPENING
After almost a year of work supported by the Ministry of Culture’s M1C3.3 inv. 1.2 program "removal of physical and cognitive barriers in museums, libraries, and archives to allow broader access and participation in culture" funded by the European Union - Next GenerationEU, the museum reopens its doors to the public.
Visit the Museum
Colonna Room
Here are exhibited some contemporary art pieces from the Museum's collection. These works are closely linked to Anghiari and, even more so, to the Battle, specifically created by some artists and donated to the Museum by them.
Temporary Exhibitions
From the Battle of Anghiari to Mimmo Rotella. Five centuries of graphic art history in the Museum's collections.
Battle Room
Here are displayed objects and memorabilia that recall the historic event of June 29, 1440, when the Florentines defeated the Milanese under the walls of Anghiari. In addition, the site-specific work by Roberto Paci Dalò transports the observer to the heart of the battle through the use of audio and video technologies.
Maddalena Room
The room is named after the painting depicting the Penitent Magdalene, displayed here, created by Francesco Morosini, known as "Il Montepulciano," in the 1630s.
Anghiari Room
Here are displayed objects and memorabilia that recall the historic event of June 29, 1440, when the Florentines defeated the Milanese under the walls of Anghiari. In addition, the site-specific work by Roberto Paci Dalò transports the observer to the heart of the battle through the use of audio and video technologies.
Plan Your Visit
Opening Hours
Every day
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
2:30 PM – 6:30 PM
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
2:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Closed on Tuesdays
Closed on December 25th
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
2:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Admission
5.00 €
2.00 €
Ages 18 to 25,
Touring Club members
Under 18, Anghiari residents,
people with disabilities, tour guides,
teachers, university professors and students,
journalists, ICOM members, Edumusei members, Anghiari residents
The museum is inside and out
Enter the museum to discover the Battle of Anghiari, and then visit the site of the battle. Enter and exit to experience the Renaissance inside and outside the village of Anghiari.
Ask at the museum entrance how to reach the most important historical place in the area. The Majesty of Victory has been there since 1441 to show us this.
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