Some of the weapons used in battle: sabers, a pike and a cannonball
The Mubatt is the museum space dedicated to the battle of April 14th, 1544, fought between the French army and imperial troops in Ceresolese territory, in the plain that extends towards Carmagnola: this clash is part of the wider panorama of the Wars of Italy, which had as main characters the Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of France, in the first half of the sixteenth century (for more information, see the in-depth analysis of the event).
The museum, set up thanks to the funds of the SUCCES project, started in collaboration with the twin Saint Paul de Vence. Inaugurated in September 2019, Mubatt houses some finds from the site of the battle- swords, a pike and a cannonball – prints and portraits of the commanders of both sides, as well as a multimedia section, in which they are the protagonists of the event themselves to tell it.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION AND VISITS
The exhibition spaces, which are located at the former house of public weight, in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele 2 (Lat. 44°47’59.89″N, Long. 7°49’6.76″E), are open for visits every last Sunday of the month, from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm: tours are guided and free. Click here for the map
The museum’s entrance
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