We visited on Sunday at 11am and it was a very nice experience. In the meantime, I was able to have a coffee at the bar, surrounded by olive trees, which immediately gave a special atmosphere. Visiting Marina is like escaping from the age of technology and overinformation. It is meeting a smiling woman, passionate about art, who dedicated her life to this vocation. Marina not only shows works, she tells the artists’ stories, motivations, emotions and the historical context in which they lived, giving meaning to what is discovered. Moreover, as an Italian, she gesticulates, she is expressive and fun. She takes the necessary time, in no hurry. You can immediately feel the solidity of her journey: she was able to answer all the questions, even those that went beyond what she had planned. A warm, human and rewarding visit. I highly recommend, especially to those looking for an authentic experience, far from any automation.

The difference is undoubtedly made by the explanations: that Marc Chagall’s work is explained so well changes everything. Thanks to the way Marina was showing us the details, symbols and meaning of each work, the visit becomes much more interesting and exciting. You can see the passion and the knowledge, and that makes you enjoy the museum in a completely different way. We left delighted and with the feeling of having taken full advantage of the visit. A very worthwhile experience!

Marina took me on a guided tour of the museum. The length and pace of the tour was great. She explained the works and the regional context in which the works were made. Marina is very knowledgeable and she gave me a new appreciation of Chagall and his later period. Highly recommended!

Beautiful museum, small but full of atmosphere. Chagall's works with their vivid colours have been carefully explained by the Marina guide stimulating our pupils in an exciting journey