Opening hours
daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed on: January 1, December 24 and 25
A simple but legendary place
Welcome to the place that Pavarotti called home
The Luciano Pavarotti Home Museum is the house that the Maestro built in the Modena countryside, within a large estate, where he lived the last years of his life. The Maestro built this house to welcome friends, teach young singers, and enjoy life with his family.
It was opened to the public in 2015 to firmly link the Maestro’s memory to his beloved homeland and to better reveal to the public the man LUCIANO behind the great artist PAVAROTTI.
Every corner tells a story
An emotional journey to discover Luciano Pavarotti
Welcoming with a smile
The piano room
Lust for life
Window on the world
The opera
Friends and passions
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Home Museum
The house is still as Maestro Pavarotti left it and can be fully visited (12 rooms on 4 floors).
Sumptuous costumes, unique memorabilia, photos, videos, letters and countless awards pay tribute to his illustrious career - but it is the everyday objects that reveal the authentic man behind the great artist.
- The piano room
- Lust for life
- Window on the world
- The bedroom
- The opera rooms
- Friends and passions
- Backstage footage room
- Recording with Decca
- Fans around the world
- The Pavarotti & Friends
- Alice's playroom
- The Garden
Join us in remembering and preserving the artistic and human legacy
of
the tenor “who touched the world”.
Discovering Pavarotti
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Fun Fact
Awards and recognitions
Luciano Pavarotti has been honoured with an extraordinary number of awards (more than 500) including: 6 Grammys, 2 Emmys, the Nansen Award, the Kennedy Center Honors Award. Since 2022, his star is shining on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Pavarotti is in the Guinness Book of World Recordsfor receiving 165 curtain calls and being applauded for 1 hour and 7 consecutive minutes.
Fun Fact
The bent nail
The Maestro considered bent nails his personal good luck charm. In fact, shortly after his debut and before a performance that turned out to be absolutely brilliant, he found one backstage and claimed it was the reason for his success. From then on, he would always look for a bent nail before going on stage and slip it into his costume pocket.
Fun Fact
The painter LUPA
Luciano Pavarotti cultivated a great passion for painting, which began in the 1980s when he played the painter Mario Cavaradossi in Tosca. His works, signed LUPA and on display on the ground floor of the house, reflect his love of bright colours and a spontaneous, naive style.
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Molto bella, si entra nell'intimità della casa di Pavarotti e si scopre l'uomo oltre l'artista. Visita interessante e con audio guida che spiega sala per sala raccontando oggetti o vestiti di scena.
Uno sguardo profondamente commovente sulla vita e l'opera di Pavarotti. Grazie per questo fantastico momento.
Faccio una premessa ci sono già stato almeno 4 volte... Chi è emiliano non può non andare dove ha vissuto il più grande talento della lirica mondiale... Chi è un cittadino del mondo non può non andare a visitare la casa museo Pavarotti. Io per il mio 60 esimo compleanno ho voluto regalare alle persone che mi sono state più vicine in questi anni questa visita, per fare capire la grandezza del personaggio e che esisteva questo museo.
Ho visitato ieri la "Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti", ottima esperienza, la struttura è ben organizzata in modo da far cogliere a chiunque, anche ai meno appassionati di questo genere musicale, chi era Luciano Pavarotti sia come artista che come uomo. Il posto si trova in campagna ed è circondato dal verde.
Esperienza intima e davvero emozionante. Un viaggio alla scoperta di uno degli ambasciatori d'Italia. Assolutamente consigliato.
Eine Pilgerstätte ! Als ob der Maestro gestern noch hier war…
Definitely worth visiting it, do not hesitate if you’re around! It will fill your heart with colors, good music and good vibes!
Lugar lleno de magia, te permite conocer la casa de uno de los mayores artistas de toda la historia. Al adentrarte te encanta con la magia de su voz, y poder descubrir la vida del gran cantante es indescriptible.
Maravillosa vista a la casa de uno de los mejores cantantes del mundo… Gracias por tanto….
Since its opening, the House Museum has welcomed 300,000 visitors from more than 100 countries around the world
The Luciano Pavarotti Foundation is a non-profit organization.
We count on your support to preserve the memory of Maestro Pavarotti
and continue his mission.
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June 11: closing 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
We inform all visitors that tomorrow, June 11, the Home Museum will be closed from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.…
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The city road system will be modified on May 22, on the occasion of “Giro d’Italia”
On the occasion of the Giro d’Italia (the famous Italian bike race), which will pass through Modena on May 22,…
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May 1, 2025 : Tenth anniversary of the opening of the Luciano Pavarotti Home Museum
Today the Home Museum celebrated a special milestone, the 10th anniversary of its opening.🎂It was moving and extraordinary to feel…
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