Villa Lagarina Diocesan Museum
- In the Palazzo Libera, example of Trentino baroque style
- Works of art
- Close relationship with the Salzburg cultural scene
The Museo Diocesano Tridentino has a branch created to exhibit the precious artistic and liturgical riches donated to the parish church of Villa Lagarina by the prelates of the Lodron family. These Imperial feudal lords, who extended their power to the Salzburg area, ruled from 1561 to 1804 the archpriest church of Santa Maria Assunta, known all over the valley as the “pieve”, showering it with gifts that testified to their prestige.
The Museum, on three levels, is housed in Palazzo Libera. This elegant building, constructed in the mid 17th century by Don Antonio of the noble Rovereto family Gasperini di Monte Vineato, subsequently passed to the Libera family and was turned into an Austrian military hospital during the Great War. It is now perfectly restored.
The museum is open from 21 June to 30 October.
For information, please call +39 0461 234419 or write an email to info@mdtn.it.
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Disabled access
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Motor accessibility
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38060 Palazzo Libera, Via G. Garibaldi 12 - Villa Lagarina (TN) , Italy
