The museum aims to showcase Lord Byron's legacy as a poet, lover, and freedom-seeker, presenting the many facets of his life and art.
Visitors will find mementos from his love affair with Countess Teresa Guiccioli, including letters, jewelry, and even locks of Byron's hair.
The restoration of Palazzo Guiccioli aims to make clear how much Italy meant to Byron, ultimately framing his connections to the Risorgimento.
This museum is said to be the only one in the world dedicated specifically to Lord Byron, addressing various aspects of his influential life.
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