Museo del Tessuto e del Costume di Spoleto
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Via delle Terme, 5, 06049 Spoleto PGTextile and Costume Museum Itinerary
This itinerary takes us to discover the Spoleto Textile and Costume Museum, featuring fabrics, tablecloths, accessories, costumes, and vestments.
The Museum of Textiles and Costume
This itinerary takes you on a journey of discovery through the Museum of Textiles and Costume in Spoleto, a place brimming with colors, textures, and fascinating curiosities! Amidst precious fabrics, embroidered tablecloths, elegant garments, and accessories from bygone eras, you will learn how people dressed in the past and the techniques used to create fine textiles.
Expanded over the years thanks to donations from collectors, the Spoleto Museum of Textiles and Costume houses artifacts from the 14th to the 20th century.
The collection, organized thematically, unfolds across five rooms, beginning with the one dedicated to sacred vestments. This is followed by the costume room, the accessories room, the room of patterned fabrics, and the room dedicated to local textiles, among which the ancient "Perugian tablecloths" stand out, which were reproduced in paintings by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Ghirlandaio, Giotto, and many others.
Opening hours
Saturday 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Closed Sunday to Friday
Tickets
Full Price €3.00
Reduced Price €2.00 (ages 18 to 25)
Free admission for children and young people under 18 | Students of Fine Arts and Arts/Entertainment-related disciplines | Disabled visitors with the benefit extended to one companion | ICOM | Journalists | Tour guides
Location
Via delle Terme, 5, 06049 Spoleto PGItineraries
Textile and Costume Museum Itinerary
This itinerary takes us to discover the Spoleto Textile and Costume Museum, featuring fabrics, tablecloths, accessories, costumes, and vestments.
The Museum of Textiles and Costume
This itinerary takes you on a journey of discovery through the Museum of Textiles and Costume in Spoleto, a place brimming with colors, textures, and fascinating curiosities! Amidst precious fabrics, embroidered tablecloths, elegant garments, and accessories from bygone eras, you will learn how people dressed in the past and the techniques used to create fine textiles.
