The Museum

Then there was a gentleman named "Lucianum" which, as now, wine was on these hills, happy to stand alone in place of a Gallo, relentlessly driven. The few but significant fragments acquire life and visibility in specific and detailed narrative that accompanies the visit, followed personally by the owners who participated in excavations vase with great passion the two excavations have occurred in the years 1995 / 96. These have revealed a large farm house dates from the century. A.D. It was the "Fundum Lucianum" the first major residential complex which gave rise to the company Luzzano.

The location of the parchment Luzzano is named for the first time in a document dated 19 April 974, come down to us as a certified copy of sec. XII, preserved in the museum. This is a judicial proceeding held in Pavia, the capital of the Kingdom of Italy, and chaired by Walter, a judge and put Emperor Otto II.

During the trial, the archpriest Leo has a card exchange which he concluded with John, abbot of the monastery of S. Pavia Pietro in Ciel d'Oro in Pavia. Among the many permutations are listed goods lands and vineyards situated on the spot fundo et Luciano ". Another parchment of 1196, which is reproduced here in its original and preserved in the archive of Luzzi, is the right to lease land under vine in the territory "Lucania" made by the abbots of the same monastery of St. Pietro in Ciel d'Oro.

The estate belonged to the monastery of Luzzano parchment S. Pietro in Ciel d'Oro until 1781, when it was abolished by Emperor Joseph II of Austria. The assets of Luzzi, initially assigned to S. Matteo di Pavia, passed by the Marquis Pecorara, old tenants, accounts Opizzoni who built the beautiful neo-classical church in exchange for an oratorio of ancient origin.