Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti
About This Museum
You'd never guess that one of opera's most thunderous voices was nurtured in such a peaceful, unassuming home just outside Modena. Walking through the rooms, it feels less like a museum and more like Pavarotti just stepped out for a moment, with his vibrant personality echoing in every corner. His famous white handkerchief is draped casually over a chair, and framed photographs of friends like Princess Diana and Bono cover the walls. The air itself seems to hum with the memory of his voice, making it an incredibly intimate and moving experience.
Collection Highlights
The sheer power of his stage costumes hits you first—elaborate, heavily embroidered tunics that make you appreciate the physicality of his performances. Upstairs, his precious collection of antique ceramic teddy bears reveals a surprisingly tender side to the legendary tenor.
Visitor Information
It's located on Stradello Nava, so you'll need a car or taxi from central Modena—trust me, the pilgrimage is absolutely worth it. Just be sure to book your tickets online in advance as it's a popular spot and space feels wonderfully personal.
Architecture & Building
From the outside, it's a beautifully restored, traditional Modenese farmhouse painted in warm ochre, surrounded by lush green fields that feel a world away from the city.
Contact & Location
Address: Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti, 6, Stradello Nava, Mugnano, Buon Pastore-Sant'Agnese-San Damaso, Portile, Modena, Emilia-Romagna, 41126, Italia
Phone: +39 059 460778
Website: Visit Website
