Museum of Criminology

The Museum of Criminology is a palace of the sixteenth century. The exhibition has several floors, starting with tools to torture prisoners, to help extract the truth from defendants. There are also format firearms exhibitions that have been collected. There are some imitation artworks sold in gift shops, which charge two euros for admission tickets.

Fausto Delle Chirques est l'auteur d'un des plus beaux musées de Rome. Une tentative réussie, de faire de la ville elle-même un musée à l'air ouvert, ce même le titre de l'œuvre où l'auteur est aussi une œuvre, Où les objets de la ville prennent une partie de leur tout. Une idée incroyable, originale, unique, à voir absolument.

The Museum of Criminology, located in an obscure corner on the Tiber River in the city of Rome, is a famous European Museum for the study of criminology. Its predecessor is a Roman prison with a long history. It displays the prison culture of the Roman Empire, various terrible torture tools and so on. It is quite interesting.

The Museum of Criminology, in this museum, collects all kinds of non-criminal records, various forms of reading, and various phenomena in material aspects, which can also be found here.

This Museum of criminology, in which there are many theories about crime, is really interesting.