The collection of works at the Giacomo Manzù Museum consists of more than 450 sculptures, engravings, jewelry, drawings, and medals created by Manzù over a period of about 20 years. An extensive garden surrounds the structure designed by the architect Tommaso Porn, and many sculptures are displayed outdoors, among the plants, whose arrangement was conceived by the sculptor himself. Manzù lived for many years near Ardea and has always been connected to these places, which now also house his remains. The exhibited sculptures are mostly bronzes, with two large works in ebony, a sculpture in alabaster, and a bas-relief in stucco. The museum also has a significant photographic collection of Manzù's works and a collection of three hundred and thirty graphic works - drawings, engravings, and theatrical sketches. Particularly beautiful is the large group of the Lovers in bronze, which represents the main work of the Lovers cycle. The Manzù Museum preserves seven bronze specimens, in which the female nude is exalted and celebrated. The collection also includes the preparatory bas-reliefs for the bronze doors of the Cathedral of Salzburg and Rotterdam.