Ferrovia-Museo della Stazione di Colonna, San Cesareo

A small museum formed to stop handing down what was said orally, avoiding losing this little treasure that is local culture. Thanks to those who have made this commitment, each of us can spend a good hour walking along the railways of the past. Due to the restoration work, not all of the rolling stock can still be visited, but it will be available soon, thanks to the complete and detailed guided tours. I will definitely be back!

This morning me, my partner and my 3 year old son went to the museum. We booked by email. The guide, Federico, a well-prepared, kind and very helpful person for my son. A dive into the past in a fascinating environment. I highly recommend.

We visited this museum on a Saturday in January, booking in advance by email (which is mandatory, but they are still very helpful and flexible). The cost of the visit is 5€ full, 2€ reduced. Our guide Federico was very knowledgeable and engaging, he made us spend a very pleasant hour passing on all his passion and giving us lots of information and anecdotes! The museum is currently composed of only two rooms + the external part with historic carriages visible only from the outside, plus other rooms that will soon open, so for the moment I would say a full 4/5.

Visited on a Sunday, having booked by email. Appointment at 14 in front of the entrance, cost 5 euros. Guided tour led by Federico who tells us secrets and anecdotes of the station, of the railway workers who lived there and of the many trains that passed through it. The visit lasts a full hour, passing from the outside to the inside of the station, the one experienced by the travelers to the more intimate one of the station master's family, up to climbing inside the different convoys. Beautiful experience, a journey into the past, surely you need to advertise to expand the visiting public.

Brief journey into the history of the railway. Also the guide, Federico very helpful, welcoming and connoisseur. Is worth.