Travelling a further twenty kilometres, you will come to the house where Gramsci spent his childhood and adolescence. Today, it is a museum and cultural centre, exhibiting objects that belonged to him, for daily and work use, along with toys that he built himself, objects used in prison, documents, correspondence and books. By following the thematic itineraries, you can visit places dear to him and mentioned in his letters, like the church of San Pietro di Zuri and the novenary of San Serafino, a destination for devotional itineraries.