The Historiale Museum was opened in 2004, to celebrate the 60th  anniversary of the battle of Montecassino and honor the fallen soldiers from all the Countries that lost their lives for the triumph of peace and liberty. The museum was set up by Officine Rambaldi, under the supervision of the creative genius Carlo Rambaldi, known for his special effects in movies like ET, Alien, King Kong, which granted him three Academy Awards.

The itinerary is developed through the most emblematic stages of the twentieth century: the evocation of Saint Benedict’s work, the two world’s conflicts, the making of the Gustav Line, the bombardment of the Abbey of Montecassino, the military strategy, the commentaries of the civilians, the rebirth of the territory and the strength of reconstruction.