
Antonio Gramsci left an indelible mark on twentieth-century politics. His thought evolved in response to the social crisis and injustices of his time, helping to shape contemporary political debate.
Antonio Gramsci is a central figure in twentieth-century political and cultural thought. Born in Sardinia, his life was marked by profound political and intellectual commitment.
Antonio Gramsci remains one of the leading figures in twentieth-century political and cultural thought. His writings continue to inspire scholars and intellectuals around the world.
The House Museum was once the home of the Gramsci family — the place where Antonio’s personal growth and early intellectual formation began, and an important testament to the family’s history. A fundamental stage in Gramsci’s life, where he first opened himself to the “great, terrible, and complex world.”
Discover the house where one of the most influential minds of the early twentieth century grew up.
A renewed visitor experience with barrier-free spaces, new exhibition layouts, and digital tools designed for everyone.
The Foundation promotes cultural, social, and educational activities throughout the local area, enhancing the region’s heritage and encouraging community participation. It is committed to supporting innovative projects for social and cultural development.
Learn more about the Foundation’s values and commitment to preserving and promoting the local heritage.
Unisciti a noi: metti in campo le tue competenze e contribuisci alla crescita della comunità.
Find out how to support the Foundation through donations and other forms of contribution.
Access official documents, financial reports, and institutional information to ensure full transparency.
The Ghilarza Summer School offers the opportunity to take part in an advanced training programme held every two years and dedicated to the thought of Antonio Gramsci.
Explore the details of the Ghilarza Summer School programme dedicated to the study of Gramscian thought.
Each edition focuses on a specific Gramscian theme, featuring specialised lectures alongside public events and discussions.
All the practical information you need to plan your visit: opening hours, access information, available services, contacts, and details about events organised by the House Museum.
Find useful contact information to request details, book a visit, and get in touch with the Museum.
An invitation to discover the historical and cultural setting surrounding the place where Antonio Gramsci spent his childhood and youth.
News and updates on activities, cultural projects, and events promoted by the Foundation across the local area.
All the information on admission fees, concessions, and booking procedures for access to the exhibition spaces of the House Museum.
Antonio Gramsci is a central figure in twentieth-century political and cultural thought. Born in Sardinia, his life was marked by profound political and intellectual commitment.
Antonio Gramsci remains one of the leading figures in twentieth-century political and cultural thought. His writings continue to inspire scholars and intellectuals around the world.
Discover the house where one of the most influential minds of the early twentieth century grew up.
A renewed visitor experience with barrier-free spaces, new exhibition layouts, and digital tools designed for everyone.
Esplora i luoghi ricordati e citati da Antonio Gramsci nelle sue lettere nel territorio di Ghilarza e dintorni.
Con le tessere della Casa Museo di Antonio Gramsci puoi usufruire di tariffe d’ingresso ridotte e di altri vantaggi.
Learn more about the Foundation’s values and commitment to preserving and promoting the local heritage.
Unisciti a noi: metti in campo le tue competenze e contribuisci alla crescita della comunità.
Find out how to support the Foundation through donations and other forms of contribution.
Access official documents, financial reports, and institutional information to ensure full transparency.
Explore the details of the Ghilarza Summer School programme dedicated to the study of Gramscian thought.
Each edition focuses on a specific Gramscian theme, featuring specialised lectures alongside public events and discussions.
Find useful contact information to request details, book a visit, and get in touch with the Museum.
An invitation to discover the historical and cultural setting surrounding the place where Antonio Gramsci spent his childhood and youth.
News and updates on activities, cultural projects, and events promoted by the Foundation across the local area.
All the information on admission fees, concessions, and booking procedures for access to the exhibition spaces of the House Museum.
In Ghilarza, the house where Antonio Gramsci lived from 1898 to 1911 is now home to a living museum—open to dialogue and learning—dedicated to the memory and thought of a Sardinian intellectual who fought for freedom until the very end.
Antonio Gramsci is one of the most widely translated intellectuals of the twentieth century. A founding figure of the Communist Party of Italy, he is best known for his Prison Notebooks, written during his imprisonment. His critical analysis of society, culture, and power profoundly shaped political, social, and cultural thought, influencing generations of intellectuals and scholars. Today, Gramsci’s legacy continues to be studied and debated around the world.
The House Museum is a place of memory, culture, and reflection, open to anyone wishing to gain a deeper understanding of the life and legacy of one of the twentieth century’s leading intellectuals.
The museum exhibition housed within the Casa Museo, recently enriched with new materials and content, allows visitors to explore documents, photographs, objects, and personal testimonies, immersing them in a journey through the life of Antonio Gramsci, his family, and the cultural environment in which the Sardinian intellectual was raised.
The Ghilarza Summer School is an international advanced training programme promoted by the Fondazione Casa Museo di Antonio Gramsci.
Every two years, scholars, researchers, and students come together to explore Gramscian thought in greater depth and reflect on cultural, social, and contemporary political issues.
An opportunity for learning, dialogue, and intellectual exchange in the heart of Sardinia.
Advance booking is required by email or telephone.
info@casamuseogramsci.it
+39 0785 388600
+39 3892664489
Visits are guaranteed up to one hour before closing time.
Corso Umberto I, 57
09074 Ghilarza (OR)
For information and bookings regarding educational activities and workshops, please email didattica@casamuseogramsci.it
The Fondazione Casa Museo di Antonio Gramsci aims to preserve, protect, promote, and enhance the Antonio Gramsci House Museum through the management of the museum and the organisation of initiatives centred on the life, work, and thought of Antonio Gramsci.
Prenota la tua visita e scopri la vita di Antonio Gramsci, tra ricordi e testimonianze.