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Fondazione Marini Clarelli Santi - Casa Museo degli Oddi

142 Reviews

#4 of 145 things to do in Perugia

Museums, Art Museums

Via Dei Priori 84, 06123, Perugia, Italy

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“An interesting piece of Perugian history”

We visited the house museum on a bright afternoon and the sunlight certainly highlighted the beauty... read more

Reviewed 8 September 2017

mivadamo

Perugia, Italy

“Very Interesting”

A very interesting visit to a fascinating Casa Museo, excellent guides clearly describing the... read more

Reviewed 18 January 2017

Patricia B

Orte, Italy

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5.0 142 reviews

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31 Aug 2018

“Worth a visit”

7 Sep 2017

“An interesting piece of Perugian history”

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The Palazzo degli Oddi, then Clarelli Marini, today House Museum is located in the heart of the city of Perugia in the area where there were already in the medieval era homes of the family, in one of the five most important streets leading to the...more

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Via Dei Priori 84, 06123, Perugia, Italy

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+39 075 573 4844

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gifty62

Switzerland

6332

Reviewed 31 August 2018 via mobile

Worth a visit

Really exquisite collection... We went as part of the Perugia museum deal and loved it. Thr museum is split into two buildings.

Date of experience: August 2018

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mivadamo

Perugia, Italy

Reviewed 8 September 2017

An interesting piece of Perugian history

We visited the house museum on a bright afternoon and the sunlight certainly highlighted the beauty of this house. We were accompanied by a guide who gave us an excellent explanation about the history of the family that owned the building and showed us around...More

Date of experience: August 2017

1 Thank mivadamo

Patricia B

Orte, Italy

178143

Reviewed 18 January 2017

Very Interesting

A very interesting visit to a fascinating Casa Museo, excellent guides clearly describing the history of Perugia and the history of the Oddi family and the Baglionis. Particularly interesting is the visit to the rooms on the first floor, beautifully furnished and full of personal...More

Date of experience: January 2017

Thank Patricia B

Nora T

Reviewed 13 November 2016 via mobile

A hidden jewel

It was a nice surprise to find this quaint palazzo in a small and quiet street in Perugia. The story told by the guide was very interesting and I think they're doing a great restauration work. I hope they can continue, it is really worth...More

Date of experience: November 2016

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Mike S

Hobart, Australia

399250

Reviewed 30 September 2016

A wonderful visit to a fascinating old house

This House Museum is only open on two half days a week so make sure you are in Perugia at the right time. We had a wonderful tour of this old house, a former palace built in the mid-16th century. It's still owned by the...More

Date of experience: April 2016

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Piergiovanni87

Foligno, Italy

Reviewed 7 January 2016

Revive "the Interior" to get a clearer view and a "bigger picture" of Perugia's history!

The palace has gone through centuries preserving many interesting signs of its evolution, along with the events occurred in Perugia. The staff is very kind and prepared. Suggested!

Date of experience: January 2016

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Claudia S

Reviewed 20 July 2015

Oddi's family is still here!

A great work of restoration! A suggestive noble city palace owned by one of the most powerful family of Perugia.

Date of experience: July 2015

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rmarandino

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

5914

Reviewed 2 June 2015

Beautiful

Visits only sometimes be aware. When open the visits are guided and free, the house is beautiful and worth knowing if you have the time.

Date of experience: March 2015

1 Thank rmarandino

Intenditore

Manchester

8247

Reviewed 22 August 2014

30 minutes of enjoyment

Excellent guided tour in Italian or English though the guide was kind enough to put up with my modest Italian. Interesting house with nice view over the back and mostly original furniture which is unusual. This viewing is free, with the times as advertised. Well...More

Date of experience: August 2014

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