Charterhouse of Serra San Bruno VV

A wooden bench and the outer walls of the Carthusian monastery at Serra San Bruno, also known as the Certosa dei Santi Stefano e Bruno

The stone entrance portal with a round arch and the bronze outer gate of the Certosa Museum

One of the cylindrical corner towers, dating from the mid-16th century, next to the entrance to the Certosa museum

The bronze crucifix at the foot of the cylindrical tower of the Certosa Museum

One of the corridors with round arches in the Certosa Museum

A corridor in the Certosa museum, with stained-glass windows on the left and panels describing the monks’ lives on the right

Detail of a stained-glass window decorating one of the windows along the corridor of the Certosa Museum

The Badier & Paultn mechanical clock from Grenoble, housed in the Certosa Museum, dating from the early 20th century, used by the monks in their community life

The ancient Chapel of the Crucifix, situated inside one of the outer towers of the Certosa

Photograph depicting a monk eating in the refectory of the Certosa (20th century)

The inner courtyard of the area that has housed the Certosa museum since May 1994

The remains of one of the corner towers of the Certosa’s city walls

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