The Museum of the Risorgimento of Udine is located in the historic center of Udine. The Museum is located on the ground floor of the castle in the west wing and offers a path that traces the local historical events. In particular, the history of the Venetian State in 1797 up to the years following the annexation of Friuli to Italy in 1866 is brought into focus. The collections were made up of private and association bequests that include finds from the Great War. Since 2013 it has been possible to admire an innovative set up with films and multimedia supports. The itinerary is divided into five rooms, one of which is dedicated to the history of the Friulian patriots during the Garibaldi era. Of great interest is certainly the second room with the exhibition that deals with the themes of Austrian domination, the annexation to the Kingdom of Italy, the age of the Restoration, the annexation to the province of Lombardy - Veneto. The path continues with the uprisings of 1848 - 49. Among the artefacts on display, the administrative documents and the banner of Osoppo stand out, evidence of the most significant event of the insurrectional events in Friuli. A significant section concerns Satire and Censorship in the Press. This room offers the visitor the vision of period publications from the journals of sciences, letters and arts of the Enlightenment tradition, to the pro-government journals, to almanacs, popular catechisms, up to the internal press of political circles and associations. . There are also sheets of a humorous nature with caricatured satires, including a funny, manuscript and watercolor comic "Le ore di idzio".