A dedicated museum and library preserving musical heritage in the heart of Bologna’s historic centre.
At a glance
The International Museum and Music Library combines exhibition space with research collections, serving both visitors and scholars interested in musical history and culture. Located on Strada Maggiore, one of Bologna’s principal thoroughfares, the institution makes musical heritage accessible to the public.
History
The museum and library have established themselves as custodians of musical knowledge in Bologna, a city with deep musical traditions. The collection reflects the broader significance of music within the region’s cultural life.
What you see
The institution occupies a location on Strada Maggiore, positioned within Bologna’s medieval street network. The venue integrates museum galleries with library facilities, offering visitors both visual and documentary encounters with musical heritage.
Cultural significance
The museum contributes to Bologna’s reputation as a centre of musical learning and practice. By maintaining both exhibitions and reference collections, it serves the dual purpose of public education and scholarly research in musicology.
Key facts
- Address: Strada Maggiore, 34, Bologna
- Coordinates: 44.492847, 11.350296
- Phone: 051 275 7711
- Website: http://www.museibologna.it
Practical information
Opening hours and admission fees are not listed; check the official website or contact the museum directly for current details.
Getting there
The museum is located on Strada Maggiore in Bologna’s city centre. For specific directions and accessibility information, contact the venue or consult local transit maps.
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