It is a beautiful museum dedicated to the master Luciano Pavarotti where both the artist and man are relived. There are wonderful memories: his piano, his famous tailcoat, the beautiful stage costumes, the memories of the many Pavarotti and friends; all very beautiful and reported in the frame of his house, his rooms, his kitchen, his life. All surrounded by music and his voice in the background, and videos of both events and private life. An immortal soul that also made us move for the emotion it always arouses. Da visitare!

I didn't know what to expect .... I saw Pavarotti perform only once at the Met in NYC, but like many at the time, he's the one who opened up the love of opera. You'll need a car to get to the Museo Pavarotti which has some rooms that are kept with his furnishings and others that display his costumes, awards, photos, and other memorabilia. It's a moving experience to see his home and his art works. The cemetery with the his family's plot is close by, and folks at the museum will direct you there.

After having been to the nearby restaurant (Europa 92) it was compulsory to perform the visit of the house museum of the great tenor. A wonderful villa to visit. Immersed in the Modena countryside, completely renovated by the master and with many furnishings left intact. Full of history, photos, costumes worn by the artist and numerous letters from fans and celebrities from around the world sent to Pavarotti. A very elegant place, but not opulent, where you can understand the nature of the great Master... to see

Very interesting point of view on the Maestro personal life. The house he lived in with many rooms and open spaces for various activities. Self tour with hearing devices in several languages.