The Saxophone Museum is a recognized and accredited museum in the OMR of Lazio and the only one, on the international scene, dedicated to this instrument. Born out of love, experience, and meticulous collection carried out over more than 30 years of research activity by the musician, collector, and teacher Attilio Berni, the Museum houses a collection of hundreds of precious specimens to give shape to the history, dreams, and passions always blown into the most fascinating of musical instruments.

From the tiny 32cm soprillo to the gigantic 2m contrabass, from the Grafton Plastic to the instruments of the inventor Adolphe Sax, from the legendary Conn O-Sax to Rudy Wiedoeft's Selmer CMelody, from the Jazzophone, trumpet-sax with double bell, to the grandiose Conn Artist De Luxe, from the slide saxophones to the Bottali saxorusophones, from the mammoth sub-contrabass J'Elle Stainer, the largest saxophone in the world, to the "cavalry" tenor saxophone Mahue, from the instruments belonging to the inventor Adolphe Sax to those of Sonny Rollins, Tex Beneke, Ralph James, Marcel Mule, Jan Garbarek, Gil Ventura, Benny Goodman, Aurelio Magnani.

An exhibition of astonishing instruments to navigate through the countless metamorphoses of the saxophone and the direct encounter with the great masterpieces of the factories Conn, Selmer, King, Buescher, Martin, Buffet Crampon, Rampone, Borgani, Couesnon, following a blend of art and craftsmanship, creativity and tradition that from the workshop of the inventor Adolphe Sax arrives to today: this, and much more, in an authentic space of "saxy" musical culture that also hosts exhibition and catering spaces, guided tours, auditions with the instruments of the great musicians of the past, music courses, masterclasses, conferences, exhibitions, multimedia installations, and of course, many concerts.