History
Locarno City of the Reformation. From the exile of Protestants to the building of tolerance
Museo civico e archeologico, Locarno
As of September 16, 2017, a new permanent section dedicated to the history of the Protestant Reformation in the Locarno region can be visited.
Starting September 16, 2017, a new permanent section dedicated to the history of the Protestant Reformation in the Locarno region can be visited. The exhibition is part of the Commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the posting of Martin Luther's theses. Locarno, as a result of its special history, has been recognized among the European Cities of the Reformation.
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Date
Apr.-Oct.: Mon-Sun 10am-5pm
Price
Adults: 7 francs
Students, AVS, groups (minimum 10 people): 5 francs p.p.
Welcome Card Ascona Locarno: 20% discount
Students up to 16 years of age, Raiffeisen Card, Museum Pass: free admission
Guided tours for groups:
By appointment
In addition to the entrance fee of 5 francs p.p., 100 francs per group (minimum 10 people)
Address
Museo civico e archeologico
Castello Visconteo
Piazza Castello 2
6600 Locarno
Contact
Museo civico e archeologico
Piazza Castello 2
6600 Locarno
servizi.culturali@locarno.ch
091 756 31 80 (museo)
091 756 31 70 (Dicastero Cultura)
Link
Category
- History
Access conditions
- Swiss Museum Pass: free admission
Webcode
www.myfarm.ch/Ss83Hk