The Ethnographic Museum of Udine is located in the ancient Borgo Grazzano and has been housed since 2010 in the Giacomelli Palace. The Museum presents a rich collection made up of donations from Gaetano Perusini and Luigi and Andreina Ciceri. The exhibition itinerary winds along the three floors of the building following thematic sections set up in rooms equipped with educational and multimedia equipment for in-depth study. The building where the museum is located has the original line decorations and furnishings, certainly very valuable. The first floor of the Palace houses artifacts related to the sacred and the profane, such as statues, paintings and ex-votos. Two fundamental aspects of community living enrich the plan: music and play. The rotating section is dedicated to the “Furniture Tradition”. The monumental space includes the hall, the “Ciceri” room, the “Borgo Grazzano” space. The second floor is dedicated to the dress, both from the point of view of the craft techniques to produce the fabrics, and in its meanings for the representation of oneself in different contexts. Some rooms have a rotating arrangement of the works on display. The Museum is also equipped with photographic and documentary archives.