Good morning friends! Today I take you on a short but exciting journey through the Ctrl+Alt Museum in Pavia. Together with Davide and Alberto Fornasiero from the HistoryBit museum, we ventured into an unforgettable experience.
From the moment I crossed the threshold of the museum, I was warmly welcomed by the entire Baldi family. Their hospitality made the experience even more memorable.
The Ctrl+Alt Museum in Pavia is a true marvel! It houses a large collection of vintage computers, video games, typewriters, calculators, software and much more. But that's not all! The museum also embraces modernity, with driving simulators, 3D printers, robots and lectures.
You will be overwhelmed by the grandeur of this museum. It's an experience that will leave you breathless!
For information and reservations: ctrlalt.museum
(from left in the photo: Alberto Fornasiero, Amedeo Valoroso, Dino Baldi, Matteo Baldi, Luca Baldi, Davide Fornasiero)
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