The Museum of the Pieve, or small church, of Bientina has been open since 1993 and houses one of the most beautiful collections of religious accessories in noble metal dating back to between the 16th and 18th centuries inclusive.
The display consists of more than 120 objects, including candlesticks, chalices, monstrances, reliquaries, vases and lamps produced by the most renowned silversmiths of the Lucchese, Pisan, Florentine, Neapolitan and French schools.
The Etruscan Museum of Bientina is housed in the sixteenth century building of the church deconsecrated by San Girolamo. It opened in 1999 and contains a series of artefacts which have been discovered in the last sixty years in the area surrounding the old Lake (or Swamp) of Bientina.
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The Museum of the Pieve, or small church, of Bientina has been open since 1993 and houses one of the most beautiful collections of religious accessories in noble metal dating back to between the 16th and 18th centuries inclusive.
The Etruscan Museum of Bientina is housed in the sixteenth century building of the church deconsecrated by San Girolamo. It opened in 1999 and contains a series of artefacts which have been discovered in the last sixty years in the area surrounding the old 
