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The Museum of Computing Instruments showcases a vast range of mechanical and electronic calculating history from the university collection. As the facility is currently undergoing renovation, please verify the latest status and accessibility details through official university channels before planning your journey.

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Via Bonanno Pisano 2/B

56126 Pisa

Tuscany, IT

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