Museo di antropologia criminale "Cesare Lombroso"

In 2009, one hundred years after the death of Cesare Lombroso, founder of criminal anthropology, it has rearranged "his" museum, unique in the world. Collections include anatomical specimens, drawings, photographs, material evidence, written and craft and artistic productions, including the honor, made by inmates in mental hospitals and inmates. New arrangement is intended to provide the visitor with the conceptual tools to understand how and why this character so controversial formulated the theory of criminal atavism and what were scientific method errors that led him to found a science later proved wrong.