Visit the Pavese Museum and places
Fondazione Cesare Pavese houses the Pavese Museum and organizes guided tours to the workshop-house of Nuto, Pavese’s long-time friend featuring in The Moon and The Bonfires, with a stopover at the house where Cesare Pavese was born (1 hour and 45 min-tour). While waiting to visit them in person, you can dive into Cesare Pavese’s world watching Io vengo di là (I come from there), the 3-season series we produced on some of the key places related to Pavese’s life and works.
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Autonomous visits (museum only)
In weekdays, during our opening times, you can autonomously visit the Pavese Museum and the adjacent desecrated Church of Saints James and Christopher, where Cesare Pavese got baptized and where we currently set up our exhibitions. Here are also permanently displayed 5 large-size canvas on The Moon and the Bonfires by Ernesto Treccani.
Guided tours (museum + birthplace + Nuto’s house)
In the hours below, after a tour of the museum and the church, our guides will accompany you to the workshop-house of Nuto, with a stopover at to the house where Cesare Pavese was born (1h45m-tour).
Please note that from 14 January to 24 March 2024 included we will be closed on Sundays, so guided tours will be available only on Saturdays.
Guided tours to Fondazione Cesare Pavese, the Pavese Museum and the Pavese places usually take place on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays. Meeting point: Fondazione Cesare Pavese. Departures: 10.00, 14.00 and 16.00. Guided tours for groups (min. 10 people) are also available also on weekdays (upon reservation at turismo@fondazionecesarepavese.it).
Please note that from 14 January to 24 March 2024 included we will be closed on Sundays, so guided tours will be available only on Saturdays.
- Autonomous visit (museum): € 10,00
- Guided tour : € 17,00
Groups (min 10 people) and schools:
- Autonomous visit (museum): € 8,00
- Guided tour: € 15,00
- Autonomous visit (museum): € 7,00
- Guided tour: € 12,00
- under 12
- people with disabilities (with pass; free entry for carer)
- journalists (with pass)
- tour guides (with pass)
- 1 teacher every 15 students
