Museo d'Arte sacra di Tavarnelle in Val di Pesa

The museum's collection is displayed across four rooms on the first floor of the rectory, which is adjacent to the Pieve di San Pietro in Bossolo. This layout allows visitors to explore the collection in a structured manner, enhancing their understanding of the displayed artifacts.

Significance of the First Two Rooms

The first two rooms of the museum are the most significant, each dedicated to the parish from which the displayed works originate. These parishes are San Pietro in Bossolo and San Donato in Poggio. This dedication provides a unique context to the displayed works, enhancing their historical and cultural significance.

Room Dedicated to Devotion and Worship

The museum also features a small room dedicated to devotion and worship. This room houses a large number of reliquaries made of silver and carved wood. Among these, a standout piece is a beautiful silver Christ from the Neapolitan manufacture of the eighteenth century, originally from the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine al Morrocco.