MuGot - Museo Gotica Toscana Reviews

An afternoon among the finds of the Gothic line I found very courteous staff who accompanied us with great enthusiasm throughout the visit. All very interesting and rich in finds of historical value. Highly recommended

Visiting various WW2 sites east and west of the highway between Bologna and Florence Italy. Visited the museum on June 4, 2024. The visit was outside normal visiting hours and they opened the museum specially for us. The person from the museum was friendly and helpful. It was worth visiting the museum. Something special.

Not to be missed We visited the Gothic Line Museum and were thrilled. Extremely interesting, our guide Daniele was really great and conveyed all his enthusiasm and passion to us. Highly recommended by Poetiescarponi.

Must See Experience Just North of Florence This is a gem of a place and not to be missed whether you are a WWII enthusiast or not. Run by a passionate band of friendly locals who have lovingly set about unearthing the facts and artefacts of the battle for the Giogo Pass and Mount Altuzzo, the exhibits in the museum are astonishing in their number and variety and there is nothing that prepares you for their impact in bringing alive the story and the human experience of this episode in the War. We contacted the Museum before travelling to Florence and they very kindly arranged for one of their volunteers to pick us up from our hotel in central Florence. We were treated like royalty by Luca who proceeded to explain to us in impeccable English, the almost minute by minute narrative of the battle, pieced together from talking with men who had fought in the battle on both sides and re-visited to site. Many of the bunkers have been returned to their original state and the hairs on our necks rose as Luca explained how the battle unfolded over its 10 day course. It really is a very special place. We learned so much, made new friends and will always remember! Thank you :)

Giogo-Monte Altuzzo route + Museum We chose route A with a visit to the stations and refuges on the Giogo Pass and Monte Altuzzo and then we went down to Ponzalla to visit the museum. Extremely knowledgeable and passionate guide. We will definitely return with the children again on September 1st when there will be a historical re-enactment with actors and military weapons/vehicles, so as not to forget.