Casa Museo Accademia d'Armi Musumeci Greco

The “Casa museo Musumeci Greco” is located on the first floor of a 15° century small building, in the centre of Rome, near the Pantheon. Inside the hall is a weapons collection dated from the XV to the XX century. Handing on the walls, there are paintings about the family history: from the progenitor Salvatore Greco dei Chiaramonte, a leader of the masses and the head of the “Garibaldini” in Sicily, passing through Agesilao, a legend of the fencing world. He was a friend of Trilussa, Gabriele D’Annunzio, and Tommaso Marinetti; ending up to nowadays with Enzo Musumeci Greco − who invented the profession of Master of Arms debuting at Cinecittà in 1939.

The city of Rome celebrates the Musumeci family memory, not only in the Casa Museo, but also through Salvatore Greco bust at Pincio and the streets named after Agesilao, his brother Aurelio Greco, and Enzo Musumeci Greco. Other symbolic sites are: Cinecittà, where the scenic fencing was born, and Casa delle Armi of Foro Italico.

In July 2015, the Maison Valentino, included the Casa Museo inside its guided tour "Memorabilia Romae", a tour around the 9 most relevant hidden places, representatives of the history and culture of the city.

The Casa Museo offers to visitors a particular interactive experience, becoming a new factor on the roman museum overview. People can hold swards and sabers and venture on a true fencing assault led by experienced instructors. An opportunity to experience the same emotions in treading the historic springboard, as the most important worldwide actors did − when they first learned fencing − such as  Richard Burton, Errol Flynn, Vittorio Gassman, Charlton Heston, Burt Lancaster, Gina Lollobrigida, Tyrone Power, Carmelo Bene, Orson Welles, Giancarlo Giannini, Domenico Modugno, Walter Chiari, Jack Hawkins, Lou Ferrigno, Max Von Sidow, Christian De Sica, Jacques Perrin, Philippe Leroy, Franco Franchi, Ciccio Ingrassia, Yves Montand, Renato Rascel, Kim Rossi Stuart, Alessio Boni, Alessandro Preziosi, Alessandro Gassman, Monica Bellucci, Giò di Tonno, Massimo Ranieri, Glauco Mauri, Michele Placido, Luciano Pavarotti, Jonas Kaufman, Josè Cura, Leo Nucci and many others.