Circolo Culturale Enogastronomico Archivi della Resistenza In Fosdinovo

A truly beautiful place, nestled among the cool chestnut trees of Lunigiana. The museum and all the activities they host throughout the year are interesting. The Amaro del Partigiano liqueur is also excellent, and I never miss the opportunity to buy it. But the highlight of the place is the fantastic Fino al Cuore della Rivolta Festival, held in August. This year, the program of both debates and concerts was truly superb. Congratulations to all the volunteers who work there. The only downside: the long waits, especially at the social lunches.

I spent two days there during the 2025 Festival della Resistenza. The archives are accessible through a multimedia experience. A truly wonderful atmosphere, wonderful people, interesting talks, and quality live music, all free of charge. The volunteers also prepare excellent food in the evenings, and there's a free camping area. I'll definitely be back in 2026.

Informal atmosphere. Since it's an outdoor festival, some delays in service are expected. Overall, we had a lovely evening, enlivened by live music and enjoying excellent food and wine from local producers. Recommended.

Beautiful place in the greenery where you can spend a day in complete relaxation. During the festivals you can eat well at reasonable prices. The multimedia museum of the resistance is wonderful, full of video testimonies of the partisans of our areas.

Highly organized for heartfelt and participatory events

The museum is located in an unlikely place, you pass by and you don't notice it, there is no parking (you leave your car along the road) and barely a sign announcing it and you wonder if it really exists. When you decide to park and walk up a small, slippery path, you start to wonder if it was worth it to get there. Then, they welcome you with a kindness you don't expect, as if you were visiting old friends, they offer you coffee, you have a chat before immersing yourself in the stories of those who lived through the war. The museum reminds you of who we were, what we felt and unfortunately many similarities with what the inhabitants of Gaza experience today. The visit lasts about an hour and given the late hour, to our great surprise, you could even eat in the museum. Simple food, like at an old aunt's house, among children taking their first steps between the tables, testaroli with pesto and the feeling of being in a place where it is nice to remember what was, but above all what is. Ticket cost €3, lunch €15.