All Museums in Urbino

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Via Raffaello, 57
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Casa Raffaello

Casa Natale di Raffaello is the birthplace of Raphael, a renowned figure of the Italian Renaissance. Now a museum, this house showcases several early works attributed to Raphael. It offers visitors a glimpse into the environment where the young artist began his career. The museum also displays art from other Renaissance masters, making it an essential stop for those following Raphael’s artistic journey.
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Piazza Pascoli, 1
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Museo Diocesano Albani

The Diocesan Museum Albani (Museo Diocesano Albani) is another cultural gem in Urbino. It showcases a collection of religious art and artifacts from the Diocese of Urbino. The museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s spiritual heritage. Its displays include sacred vestments, liturgical objects, and religious paintings. These artifacts date back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The museum is named after Cardinal Annibale Albani, a major patron of the arts. It is an essential stop for those interested in the intersection of religion and art.
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Via Donato Bramante, 28
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Orto Botanico dell’Università di Urbino

For those interested in natural history, Urbino’s Botanic Garden (Orto Botanico “Pierina Scaramella”) offers a peaceful retreat within the town. This garden is part of the University of Urbino. It was founded in 1806. It serves as a living museum of plant species native to the Marche region and beyond. Cultural tourists who are interested in botany will find this garden fascinating. Those drawn to environmental history will also find it an excellent addition to their visit.
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Centro storico
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Historic Centre of Urbino

The small hill town of Urbino, in the Marche, experienced a great cultural flowering in the 15th century, attracting artists and scholars from all over Italy and beyond, and influencing cultural developments elsewhere in Europe. Owing to its economic and cultural stagnation from the 16th century onwards, it has preserved its Renaissance appearance to a remarkable extent.
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