Museo della Marineria
Museo della Marineria
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5:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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Vito C
15 contributions
Sep 2023 • Family
The outdoor part on the canal is very beautiful, entering inside you discover a fantastic world, a well-made museum with many details with explanatory videos. In addition to the part on the ground floor, the display on the upper floor is very beautiful. Beautiful experience. I recommend stopping in this place also because it is open until 11pm, very convenient in the evening hours
Written September 11, 2023
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Patricia L
Beeston, UK2 contributions
Sep 2022
A good display both outside and inside. The boats kept on the canal provide a very picturesque scene but there is more worth viewing inside a well laid out museum interior. Well worth a visit.
Written September 22, 2022
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Frank Geisler 🇨🇭
Zurich, Switzerland15,542 contributions
Jul 2015 • Family
The Museo della Marineria is a very nice little ship and fishing boat presentation close to the Porto Canale. It is surrounded by plenty of restaurants, bars and shops.
Written July 14, 2015
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Aussies11
Montelparo, Italy4,471 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
Usually when you think about museums you think of displays in dusty old glass showcases. Not here! This museum is another good example of museums in Italy, so well presented and well done, even if in a small town. The descriptions are in Italian and English languages.
The history of Cesenatico's seafaring and fishing life is all beautifully displayed .... from the fishermen, their work, their wives and families, the boats, how they were built, materials used, also how Cesenatico switched in the 1960's from mainly being a fishing town to tourism/beach summer resort + fishing. The museum is divided into "floating" and "on land". The floating part are the historic boats in the canal outside the museum; one of the transport boats (trabocco) can be visited in the evenings with the same entry ticket purchased for the land museum of 2 Euro. There is also a good bookshop and souvenir point.
By the way, Leonardo da Vinci was involved in the review of the canals called for by the Borgia family, as the canals were filling with sand causing problems of over-flooding. So they decided to appoint the top engineer being Leonardo to re-design the canals and solve the problems.
The history of Cesenatico's seafaring and fishing life is all beautifully displayed .... from the fishermen, their work, their wives and families, the boats, how they were built, materials used, also how Cesenatico switched in the 1960's from mainly being a fishing town to tourism/beach summer resort + fishing. The museum is divided into "floating" and "on land". The floating part are the historic boats in the canal outside the museum; one of the transport boats (trabocco) can be visited in the evenings with the same entry ticket purchased for the land museum of 2 Euro. There is also a good bookshop and souvenir point.
By the way, Leonardo da Vinci was involved in the review of the canals called for by the Borgia family, as the canals were filling with sand causing problems of over-flooding. So they decided to appoint the top engineer being Leonardo to re-design the canals and solve the problems.
Written July 5, 2017
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Clockwise47597
London, UK14 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Really fascinating history of the fishing port of Cesenatico. Beautifully displayed with English translations. Superb exhibits in the museum and boats on the canal outside.
Cheap to visit and positively encouraged to touch the exhibits. Great for children and with excellent helpful staff.
Cheap to visit and positively encouraged to touch the exhibits. Great for children and with excellent helpful staff.
Written July 9, 2018
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Karakaspapa
Hungary273 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
It is such a charming sight: a collection of colorful old sailing ships anchored along a section of a canal. (They are all replicas, of course.)
Information on each ship is displayed on tables.
It is best to visit when the weather is good, as the sails are lowered in wind.
I did not visit the interior part of the museum, perhaps next time...
Information on each ship is displayed on tables.
It is best to visit when the weather is good, as the sails are lowered in wind.
I did not visit the interior part of the museum, perhaps next time...
Written August 10, 2017
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HamdiKaya
Istanbul, Türkiye164 contributions
May 2017 • Business
They open the gates for a party.First time i been there.Very nice to see old yatch sailing boats and small fishermen boats.I will visit one more time.
Written May 31, 2017
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BSA-Biker
Novafeltria, Italy87 contributions
Apr 2013 • Family
The display of sailing barges at the head of the port canal is a "head turner".
These beautiful timber ships from a near forgotten era were the backbone of commerce in the Adriatic from Roman times up to the 1920s, when larger powered vessels marked their decline.
The newly restored museum itself is on the north side of the canal close to the floating displays.
The interior displays explain the importance of the sailing luggers and fishing boats as well as the importance of the fishing industry to the town.
An interesting hours visit.
These beautiful timber ships from a near forgotten era were the backbone of commerce in the Adriatic from Roman times up to the 1920s, when larger powered vessels marked their decline.
The newly restored museum itself is on the north side of the canal close to the floating displays.
The interior displays explain the importance of the sailing luggers and fishing boats as well as the importance of the fishing industry to the town.
An interesting hours visit.
Written July 29, 2013
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ELENA R
Moscow, Russia28 contributions
Apr 2013 • Couples
We liked a visit to museum of Marineria in Cesenatico, which is located in a famous port of cesenatico. It is interesting that the boats are exhibited not only INSIDE the museum but also OUTSIDE, on the canal. It is a really beautiful sight, especially in the evening!
Written May 2, 2013
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Travis Z
5 contributions
May 2017 • Couples
I must admit I was as surprised as fascInated to find such an unique museum in an otherwise not well known (not in the US at least) little town. Really lovely especially while enjoying a gelato!
Written May 4, 2017
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buongiorno,la visita si svolge all'esterno?cosa succede in caso di pioggia?
Written August 26, 2018
la visita si svolge all'esterno?in caso di pioggia é visitabile?
Written August 26, 2018
Il museo è in gran parte al coperto, quindi visitabile in caso di pioggia. La parte esterna del museo è nel porto-canale di fronte all'ingresso, con le barche ancorate, che anche in caso di pioggia, con un ombrello, si possono vedere poiché è una zona pubblica. Non credo si possa salire sulle barche ancorate nel canale, anche se è bel tempo.
Written September 8, 2018
Scusa..non avevo proprio visto la tua domanda..una parte del museo è lungo il canale, con le barche,mentre x tutta la parte interna guarda sul sito per gli orari e i gg. di apertura. Ciao
Written May 23, 2018
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