Museo della casa alla fasanese

The Museo della Casa alla Fasanese is an ancient 16th-century building. The structure features a unique and original spatial division that allows for efficient use and rationalization of the spaces.\n\nThe prototype consists of a room accessible directly from the street, serving as both a living room and kitchen. Through an archway with distinctly Baroque shapes, one enters the alcove, a sleeping area used by the head of the family, which can be closed off with a curtain when needed. Adjacent to this is the camarino, a small room intended for the male children. Above it lies the mezzanine, accessible by a ladder, reserved for the female children to protect them from any potential danger.\n\nLocated in the heart of Fasano’s historic center, the house is an integral part of a palace that has incorporated its structure while preserving its integrity. Inside, the typical ambiance of a late 19th-century home has been recreated with period furnishings, objects, and a traditional women’s costume from Fasano of that era.