A substantial collection of ceramics spanning centuries is displayed within the elegant Fauzone Palace, a historic noble residence in the heart of Mondovì.
At a glance
The Mondovà Ceramics Museum occupies rooms within Palazzo Fauzone on Piazza Maggiore. The collection encompasses ceramic objects from multiple periods, presented in the refined setting of an ancient aristocratic residence. Multimedia resources accompany the displays, explaining the origins and production techniques of the pieces.
History
The museum is housed in the Fauzone Palace, a historic noble house in Mondovì. The palazzo itself forms an integral part of the visitor experience, with the collection arranged throughout its period rooms.
What you see
Visitors encounter ceramic objects of considerable variety and span, displayed against the backdrop of the palazzo’s architecture. The collection ranges across centuries, revealing evolving styles and techniques. Multimedia installations offer context for understanding how each piece was made and what it represents in the history of ceramics production.
Cultural significance
The museum preserves an important record of ceramic traditions across different historical periods. By combining the objects themselves with interpretive media, it illuminates both the aesthetic and technical dimensions of ceramic craftsmanship.
Key facts
- Address: Piazza Maggiore, 1, 12084 Mondovì, Piemonte
- Coordinates: 44.3888465, 7.8298362
- Phone: +39 333 4018995
- Website: museoceramicamondovi.it
Practical information
Opening hours and admission details are available on the official website or by calling the museum directly.
Getting there
The museum is located on Piazza Maggiore in the centre of Mondovì. Public transport and parking information can be obtained from local tourism services.
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