Fellini Museum

Intensely stimulating, imaginative museum. Feels like being in his savant head. Loaded with treats for aficionados of his ouvre. If you're not, read Wikipedia on him first. Sign placards are artfully written but short on biographical facts.

Amazing! Whether you’re as captivated by Federico Fellini as I am or not, this museum is a truly remarkable place. For those familiar with Fellini’s films, every corner of the museum evokes a scene from one of his masterpieces. For others, it’s an opportunity to discover the complex and wild world of this great global filmmaker. The museum is located in the main square of the city, and afterward, you can enjoy the beauty of Rimini, Fellini’s birthplace.

Museum is in two parts, one of them in a beautiful old fortress. FelLini is.. Fellini. Either you like him or you don't. Visiting with a guide or listening to (free) audio guide is advised, unless you know everything there is to know about all Fellini movies.

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.