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The guided tour lasts about 45 minutes; it is possible to make the free visit using the exhibition captions.
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The museum was created due to the will of the last clockmaker Giovanni Bergallo, who expressed his desire to donate his collection to his country to examine as a testimony to art and clockmaking and the family passion for time machines.
The Bergallos made clocks between 1861 and 1980 in the house/office where they carried out all their activities. Their clocks have been installed in Liguria, Piedmont, Val d'Aosta, Valtellina and the most furthest in Patagonia.
The clocks displayed are authentic pieces (the oldest dates back to the 16th century) collected by the Bergallo family themselves or donations from collectors, churches and other figures.
As well as clocks you will find dials, hands, ‘oddities’ from belfries, pulleys, all objects which are a testimony to a rich history of technique and of the unique mechanical clock.
The guided tour lasts about 45 minutes; it is possible to make the free visit using the exhibition captions.
For information on the activities, visit the Facebook, Instagram and Twitter page
Torre Clock Museum in Tovo San Giacomo enhancement project supported by the Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation as part of the Places of Culture 2020 call
MUSEO DELL’OROLOGIO DA TORRE “G.B. BERGALLO”
Piazza Can. Giuseppe Folco, TOVO SAN GIACOMO (SV)