The Istituto Centrale per i Beni Sonori ed Audiovisivi (ICBSA) is a distinguished Italian institute established in 2007, succeeding the National Discoteca. Dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and accessibility of sound and audiovisual heritage, ICBSA plays a pivotal role in cultural education through various services and activities.

ICBSA offers a range of services, including information consultation, audiovisual listening and viewing, and cultural and educational initiatives. Visitors can explore extensive collections, engage in reference consultations, and participate in events designed to enhance media literacy and historical understanding of sounds and recordings. The institute also supports the digitization of its archives and the study of historical sound reproduction techniques.

Located in the culturally rich Palazzo Mattei di Giove in Rome, ICBSA entails numerous activities such as seminars, exhibitions, and collaborative projects with universities and cultural entities. For those interested, reserving facilities like the auditorium or accessing its vast catalog is available through direct inquiry, promoting an engaging experience in the world of sound and audiovisual heritage.