Fellini Museum

The Fellini Museum is a fantastic place to visit—beautifully curated and full of creativity. The exhibitions engage your senses in unexpected ways, blending film, sound, imagery, and atmosphere into a truly immersive experience. Even if you’re not a devoted Fellini fan, the museum’s artistic vision and imaginative presentation make it an inspiring and memorable stop.

The building is very well preserved and provides a more than a decent back drop for the cinematic career celebration of Frederico Fellini. The exhibits are spread over two separate buildings with some interesting artwork from Boschetti. Its worth a punt if you like a bit of culture.

Excellent museum with exhibits in two places: Castle Sismondo and a modern building behind the Cinema Fulgor. One ticket gets you into both buildings. The collection has a wide variety of film clips, audio files, posters, still pictures, journals, scripts, and costumes from Fellini's 16 movies as well as his other work as a cartoonist, script writer and ad man. There's also a 90-minute documentary with English subtitles worth watching. Both locations close for lunch, so plan ahead if you want to spend more than a hour or two in your visit. There are also small gift shops in both locations as well as a cafe.

Being in Rimini everyone have to visit Fellini museum. A very very interesting. His life, how tje films were made posters esquises. Its a lovely place. You will enjoy.

If you are in Rimini, Grand Master Fellini museum- must see. You will explore the source of Fellini’s creativity. Dreams, symbols, Carl Jung, drawings and etc. everything are in interconnection.

Whatever I say, it won't be possible to describe the delight of the feeling being there. It was an amazing experience, thank you!

I really enjoyed it. I had never heard of Fellini but had heard of the Casanova movie. I am now going to watch his movies.

Modern inclusive and interactive museum. Caffe