Imagine a museum with no tickets, no closing or opening times, and no preferred routes. Imagine a group of contemporary painters that in the 1980s decided to fill a town with drawings, sculptures, and bizarre artistic details. Well, that’s the history of Maglione. 

Located near Ivrea, Maglione is a really peculiar and interesting place. Upon entering the museum, visitors are surrounded by over 100 works of art: sculptures in the parks, frescos on the walls, paintings hidden in the alleys, even metal shoes left near creepy swings outside of the cemetery. There’s always something interesting to find. 

With the passage of time, some of the art has gotten less visible, some have been destroyed or modified by the elements. This state of imperfection only accentuates the magic that permeates the city, and it all works as an artistic statement.