Museo della religiosità popolare

Founded in 2001, this Bologna museum focuses on popular religiosity — the devotional practices and objects that developed outside formal Church liturgy, including votive offerings, devotional prints, amulets, and rural shrines from the Emilia-Romagna region. Collections of this kind are uncommon, as such objects were long considered beneath art-historical attention and rarely preserved institutionally. Reliable details on the museum's current location, hours, and scope are limited; it is worth contacting the institution before visiting.