Art and Culture

Inaugurated nel 1996, the museum offers over 1.000 works, collected by Amedeo Lia which are now kept in the museum.

The Archaeological Museum at the Castle conserves material from historical Lunigiana, a wide-reaching region which has a precise cultural identity.

The Centre was opened in 2004 with the aim of preserving, exhibiting and promoting the civic collections.

The Palazzina delle Arti was designed by Franco Oliva around the 1920s, originally as the Public Health Offices.

Museum, dedicated to Giovanni Podenzana, who at the turn of the 19th century recovered objects related to the folk tradition.

The collection of seals derives from Mr. and Mrs. Capellini’s donation to the Borough of La Spezia.

The permanent collections of artefacts connected with the diocese offer a complete picture of the religious situation of the territory.

The Association of the National Transport Museum was set up in 1986.

Since 1870, La Spezia has hosted the oldest naval museum in the world.

The Biblioteca Beghi is the result of the urban redevelopment of a large shed.

This library is a center specialized in historical, artistic, and archeological disciplines and is part of the City Library Network.

This media library preserves the visual and audio memory of La Spezia and is housed in the former Cinema Odeon.

This library cherishes much of the city’s memory.