The Wi.Mu. Wine Museum is the most innovative wine museum in Italy. It is located in Piedmont, among the rolling hills surrounding Barolo, a small village that has given its name to one of the most famous wines in the world. Designed by François Confino, author of exhibitions and museums worldwide, it offers a journey into the world and culture of wine. A path between light and darkness, sounds and colors. The land, time, and human experience. Wine in history and art, in the kitchen and in cinema, in music and literature, in universal myths. The Wi.Mu. also pays tribute to the castle and the characters who inhabited it, the last marquises of Barolo, Carlo Tancredi Falletti and his wife Juliette Colbert, known as Giulia di Barolo. And Silvio Pellico, a protagonist of the Risorgimento, who was a librarian here. His study room is preserved.