04 May 2023
Ghilarza

(Italian) Avviso di chiusura Casa Museo Antonio Gramsci

A partire da domenica 7 maggio 2023 la Casa Museo Antonio Gramsci sarà chiusa al pubblico per l’avvio di importanti lavori di ristrutturazione e riqualificazione
18 May 2021
Ghilarza

(Italian) Riapertura al pubblico della Casa Museo

Con il passaggio della Sardegna alla fascia gialla, la Casa Museo riaprirà al pubblico da martedì 18 maggio 2021 in concomitanza con la Giornata Internazionale dei Musei promossa dall'ICOM.
08 February 2021
GHILARZA

(Italian) Riapertura al pubblico della Casa Museo

Dall'8 febbraio la Sardegna ritorna nella fascia gialla in seguito all'ordinanza del Ministro della Salute. La Casa Museo sarà riaperta al pubblico dal lunedì al venerdì, festivi esclusi.

MULTIMEDIA

SANDRO PERTINI REMEMBERS HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH ANTONIO GRAMSCI

The Gramsci House Multimedia Archive treasures the testimonies of over forty men and women who have known Gramsci when he was actively working, or in the political struggle, in jail and in his human relations. At the Museum, you can hear the voices of so many characters that help outline, each in his own way, his humanity..

INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL OF
GRAMSCI
 STUDIES

The idea of establishing an international school for Gramsci studies in Ghilarza arose in 2011 after a positive contact among a number of Italian and foreign Gramsci scholars, the Antonio Gramsci House Museum, the Gramsci Foundation of Rome, the International Gramsci Society and the Foundation of Sardinia.

THE PLACE OF MEMORY AND AFFECTION

Antonio Gramsci lived here from 1898 to 1911, from 7 to 20 years of age. He was born in Ales, in the Province of Cagliari, on 22 January 1891. After a few months, his family moved to Sorgono and then to Ghilarza, the city his mother, Peppina Marcias, was from. After elementary school, from 1905 to 1911, Antonio attended first the junior secondary school at Santu Lussurgiu, then the senior secondary school in Cagliari (the Dèttori Lyceum).

Ghilarza

Ghilarza is located in the central-western part of Sardinia, in the Province of Oristano, easily reached by the principal roads linking Cagliari and Sassari (SS 131) and Nuoro and Olbia (SS 131bis). It numbers approximately 4,500 inhabitants and is distinguished by its basalt houses built close together, with the gardens mostly located behind them. It is a continuation of the land and population of the cities of Abbasanta and Norbello.

 

THE
EXHIBIT

 

The exhibit and the Museum’s layout were designed during the early nineteen-seventies and were the work of two especially authoritative women in their respective scientific and professional fields:
Elsa Fubini and Cini Boeri.

statue di antonio gramsci
VISIT THE MUSEUM

The Antonio Gramsci House Museum is temporarily closed for renovation and redevelopment works.

For information:

info@casamuseogramsci.it

0785 388600

ADMISSION

€ 4,00 visitors over 26 years
€ 2,00 from ages 6 to 25, over 65, each member of a group of more than 10 people and their guide
FREE from ages 0 to 6, disabled persons and their helper, Friends of the Antonio Gramsci House Museum, ICOM members

The reservation is mandatory and the tour guide is available from 7 pax

The visit of the Museum takes about 60 minutes.

 

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