The San Salvatore-Santa Giulia Monastery, a remarkable historical site in Brescia, Lombardy, has a rich history that spans from its foundation in the 8th century to its current status as a museum. This monastic complex showcases a diverse architectural heritage, including Roman, pre-Romanesque, Romanesque, and Renaissance elements. It is particularly noted for housing the Basilica of San Salvatore, a prime example of Longobard religious architecture, and the Romanesque Oratory of Santa Maria in Solario. The museum offers a journey through Brescia's history, art, and spirituality, with thousands of exhibits dating from prehistoric times to the present day.