Home Museum Luciano Pavarotti, Modena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, Europe

The residence of Master Pavarotti was finished in 2005; It is located in the area that he had acquired in the mid-eighties. In that same area Pavarotti has dedicated himself to his passion for horses, building and opening a riding school. Since 1991, for 11 years, the Master has hosted in his estate a prestigious show jumping competition (CSIO), attended by the most famous show-jumpers of the international horse riding circuit. The villa has been designed following the instructions and drawings that the tenor gave to the architects and engineers who have supervised the construction. Many artifacts have been made by blacksmiths, carpenters, carvers, decorators from all over Italy who have created unique products. Even today his home reflected in every detail the personality of the one who conceived it. The house keeps personal items that he loved and contains the memories of his days spent in the company of family, friends and young students. The visit to this house will will enable visitors to experience Pavarotti in the light of its most intimate and warm rooms, to approach gently to his memory knowing his daily habits, finding the man he was once behind the scenes. You will especially enjoy the costumes so dear to him, pictures and videos that have marked his great artistic career, the countless awards and awards in a career of over forty years in opera houses around the world.

[@melissagreen_]

This made me cry, such a beautiful soul, he brought so much joy and his music is so healing to me atm. I'm glad that he had such a beautiful home and was happy in life, he will never be forgotten. RIP.

[@jane_7193]

Thank you. What a lovely house. Quite down to earth and practical which just shows that he had achieved his skills through practical application.

[@sarabajura8781]

Tuve el placer de verlo y escuchsrlo,en Bs As,dos veces

[@cnkang5359]

Wonderful artist and man, I must visit the place one day once this bloody lockdown is over.

[@mariacristinaserafini-9568]

Que lugar tan maravilloso❤❤❤😊😅

[@mariacristinaserafini-9568]

Gracias x leer mi comentario Dios los bendiga ese lugar muy especial para los que no olvidamos a pavarotti

[@sebastianmarquez2078]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Por siempre eterno.......GRACIAS GENIO👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@user-vl9zw2sk8f]

Maravilhoso

[@rodrigosa1186]

Genio que nunca será esquecido. O unico e maior cantor que esse mundo já ouviu.

[@sellaholding9205]

Wonderful to see but why did I feel so sad??

[@Musettina6]

Luciano was the embodiment of Life, he loved Life, and shared his love with everyone, through his singing.
It' s only normal that the rooms which vibrated with his joyful warm energy should now convey sadness. Only his costumes, paintings,memorabilia, are left.
But those lack what made him unique. His soul.

[@ilariagildabertone6045]

❤

[@nalvamourao430]

Inesquecível.

[@karinschellhorn3672]

Un giorno chi vado

[@annadmitrieva4893]

Спасибо огромное за видео и рассказ о музее маэстро. Подскажите, пожалуйста, автора музыки и классическое произведение на видео

[@zauberfee4389]

Bewohnt keiner von der Familie das Haus... schade.. Oder wegen der Erinndrung

[@aich28]

Debía de ser bastante alto viendo los trajes. Al menos cuando era joven, ya que luego su posición corporal le llevó a menguar bastante.... o no era muy alto ??

[@pietropecco]

era un hombre alto, 1,88 my también de complexión grande, por lo que la ropa era grande por estas dos razones; Bocelli 1,87 m, Plácido Domingo 1,87 m; no estaban a su altura .....

[@rickmedina3698]

can someone identify the flowers on the shirts 2:00

[@pietropecco]

Bromelia

[@rickmedina3698]

qualcuno può identificare i fiori sulle camicie 2:00