A neo-classic building with marble columns and mosaic floors, Tempio Voltiano in Como, Italy houses a museum dedicated to Alessandro Volta, inventor of the battery. Inside, visitors can see letters, documents, drawings, calculations and some of the original scientific instruments used by the physicist to conduct his experimental work.
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