A delightful little museum that displays a collection of beautiful stained glass.

On display is a gigantic and beautiful reproduction of Leonardo's Last Supper made with glass tiles in the 1930s by an artisan workshop in Perugia. To see and admire.

Small, perhaps little known but absolutely worth a visit: interesting works, the person present very kind, discreet and prepared

Free entry. Definitely worth a visit.

Two things to see. Obviously the works on display are evidence of a past and present artistic expression which, unfortunately, is not duly recognized and evaluated. The result of a technique unthinkable for a layman and with surprising results. But equally extraordinary is the passion in the eyes of those who will present the exhibition to you. All my esteem and gratitude to those who dedicate their lives to beauty, in its pure state and with such a soul... Thank you. Obviously recommended and to be supported, within one's possibilities, with a voluntary and non-obligatory contribution.

One of a kind. A very professional welcome and a completely professional explanation Not to be missed!

The museum is the door to that artistic world placed very high and represented by the stained glass windows of the cathedrals. The director of the space showed us some ancient stained glass windows up close and explained to us how, with great skill and difficulty, the stained glass windows of the cathedrals were made, but also how glass is worked and painted today. A world that opens. Very interesting

A real discovery, interesting to learn how artistic stained glass windows were and are made. A splendid copy of Leonardo's Last Supper dominates.

This museum was a wonderful discovery. The stained glass windows are beautiful. The Last Supper is amazing. Excellent guide

Small museum dedicated to the art of ancient stained glass, it preserves a wonderful large stained glass window which reproduces Leonardo's Last Supper.