27 rooms, some of which are adorned with stuccoes and frescoes in a baroque style, host objects divided into two sections: the historical-artistic section and the ethnographic section.
This is a collection of over 4,000 objects that testify to the culture, craftsmanship, work, folklore, and religious life in Bormio.
Displayed through environmental reconstruction are the workshops of the carpenter and the shoemaker.
A small cellar houses the tools used in the various phases of milk processing, while a large room keeps the tools used for the cultivation of fields and cereals.
A large stagecoach, which until 1915 operated through the Stelvio Pass, is located in the museum along with carriages, dogcarts, and large sleds.
Do not forget the collections of old skis used for various disciplines.
To testify to the importance of female textile activity, the Civic Museum of Bormio preserves an interesting collection of spindles, scrapers, yarn holders, bobbins, and a large loom.
A room houses memorabilia and military relics related to the wars of independence, and especially to the First World War.
The artistic section features portraits, paintings, furniture, frescoes, altarpieces, crosses, and chests, a firm testament to the religiosity and local culture.
FAQ
What are the opening hours?
- From January 2 to April 15: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 15:30-18:30 / Thursday 10:30-12:30 and 15:30-18:30 / Sunday: 10:30-12:30
- From April 16 to June 14: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 15:30-18:30 / Sunday 10:30-12:30
- From June 15 to September 15: every day 10:00-12:30 and 15:00-19:00 (closed Monday morning)
- From September 16 to November 30: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 15:30-18:30 / Sunday 10:30-12:30
How much does the entrance ticket cost?
- Full price (ages 18 to 65): € 5.00
- Reduced price (for groups of more than 15 people, university students up to 25 years old, residents of the municipality of Bormio): € 3.00
- Families (2 parents with at least one child): € 8.00
- Free for minors under 18 accompanied by adults, tour guides, disabled persons with an accompanying person, accredited journalists, and on their birthday
Is the Museum accessible?
The Museum, located in a historic building, unfortunately does not meet accessibility requirements for mobility-impaired persons.
Can I access with my dog?
No, dogs are not allowed.
