Guided tour was very beautiful and engaging, with some little-known anecdotes of the great poet and his family. Museum houses are often quite an unknown, but in this case it was a pleasant surprise, thanks also to the excellent preparation and dialectics of the Guide, who was able to involve the visiting group. The total duration, considering also the museum just over an hour. The ticket of 20 euros is not exactly cheap, entitles you to a discount of 2 euros to the Frasassi caves. Obviously also advisable to visit the village Recanati, which takes just over an hour.

Arrived "by chance" in Recanati, we made a try at the ticket office for a visit (not booked), and we were kindly placed in a high school class group! From the visit to the library, extraordinary and perfectly preserved, emerges a young Leopardi unpublished, surprising, member of a family even more surprising and avant-garde for those times in many respects. Beautiful and exciting bedrooms, staying there a few minutes in silence was like stepping into the past. Recommendation to visit the museum before visiting the residence, since the many finds (letters, books, dedications, objects) allow a better understanding of what is explained by the Guide, which is also well prepared. Not to be missed, especially if you are traveling with school-age boys.

We were hesitant about the full price of the experience (full ticket: 20€), but in my opinion they were all worth it given the excellent preparation of the Guide - Francesco - who accompanied us for about three quarters of an hour making us fall into the life of the poet at three hundred and sixty degrees, with anecdotes, history and positive irony. Small but complete museum. Recommendation this experience even for the most skeptical!

Ticket a little expensive but they were well spent, well-kept museum. The very prepared Guide was spectacular, he was able to transmit his knowledge very well giving us a cross-section of the Leopards for us unprecedented and exciting. Thank you!!

A beautiful morning spent in Recanati and in particular at Casa Leopardi. Beautiful house. We were lucky enough to have a very good guide who showed us around the building. Two flaws: the fairly expensive entrance fee; for two adults and an 8-year-old girl we spent € 53... and the guide's account that "stops" at Leopardi's life in Recanati and does not tell at least where he lived in the last years of his life, how he died, where he is buried leaving, especially children, with a story told without a worthy ending. For the rest, Casa Leopardi, must be seen.

Beautiful village that is well preserved, as well as the home and library of the great poet. Every corner tells of him. Suggestive and interesting is the guided tour outside with the actor wearing the clothes of the time and playing the poet. A stop not to be missed if you are nearby. Reservation is required

Describing in words the emotion felt during the visit is not easy. Inside the house it seems to breathe, thanks to the excellent explanation of the Guide, the air and everyday life of Leopardi and its components. I was particularly disturbed to see Giacomo's room, his bed and his bedside table still soaked in ink. It is an unmissable stop to get even closer to our dear Giacomo... and the shipwreck is sweet to me in this sea.

We visited the house, library and museum Leopardi. All exceptional. We had a guide Mr. Francis, very good, very prepared and nice. We also found a perfect organization both for the other museums: The immigration museum, the music museum and Beniamino Gigli, the tower, villa colloredo Mels.... etc.... We found a very organized town, well cared for and cares about its history and its citizens. We loved it, and we congratulate the municipality and the organizing bodies. We highly recommend going to Recanati.

Well organized tour. Perfectly restored rooms with furniture, paintings, original books. Guide was very good. The tour of the library takes about 45 minutes. The museum takes about half an hour. Cost of 20 euros per person.

the visit was a must and overall we are very satisfied, the Guide was very good and prepared in the explanation, very nice the museum albeit small, as well as the rooms of the library and the bedrooms of leopards, his brother and the chess room. beautiful garden and other parts of the house. a shame that it is not open to the public all parts of the house. a little 'too expensive in our opinion the price