Museo Stibbert

The Stibbert Museum is a unique and fascinating place to visit, showcasing a vast collection of over 36,000 artifacts, including European, Oriental, Islamic, and Japanese arms and armor from the 15th to the 19th century. The museum is situated in the beautiful Villa di Montughi, which was once the home of Frederick Stibbert, the founder of the museum. The villa has 57 rooms that exhibit Stibbert's collections from around the world, including paintings, furniture, porcelains, and valuable artifacts. One of the highlights of the museum is the cavalcade room, which features 14 life-size knights on horseback and 14 foot-soldiers dressed in armor and holding weapons. The museum also has a collection of Samurai armor, with over 80 suits and hundreds of swords. The surrounding park is also worth exploring, with its romantic English-style gardens, groves, pavilions, statues, and a small Egyptian temple. The museum is a great place to visit with family and friends, offering a unique and educational experience