Archaeology Museums in Italy

13 museums found

The catalogue lists 13 archaeology museums in Italy. Within the country they sit mainly in Rome (2).

2 of them are free to enter. Each entry below covers what the museum holds, how long a visit takes and what it costs.

Museo Nazionale di Villa Guinigi

Lucca

Art museum in a 15th-century villa in Lucca.

Murano Glass Museum

Murano

Museum showcasing Murano's rich glassmaking history.

Trajan’s Market Museum

Rome

Explore ancient Rome's first shopping center and its history.

Complesso Museale di San Francesco

Montefalco

Museum in Montefalco showcasing Renaissance art and history.

Villa Romana del Casale

Piazza Armerina

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sicily, renowned for its extensive Roman mosaics.

Porto Conte Park Ecomuseum

Alghero

An ecomuseum integrating nature, history, and culture in Alghero, Sardinia.

Pompeii Archaeological Park

Pompeii

Explore the ancient city of Pompeii, preserved by Mount Vesuvius' eruption in 79 AD.

MuSa – Museo di Salò

Salò

MuSa - Museo di Salò showcases Salò's history and culture.

Mandralisca Museum

Cefalù

An interdisciplinary museum in Cefalù, Italy, housing art, archaeology, and natural history collections.

Polo Museale Liberiano

Rome

Museum showcasing art and history of Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica.

Museo Archeologico di Giardini Naxos

Giardini Naxos

Museum showcasing artifacts from ancient Greek Naxos in Sicily.

Castrum Romano Park

Sassari

An immersive park in Sassari, Italy, featuring a reconstructed Roman fort, a Sardinian village, and a farm with various animals.

Archaeological Museum of Pithecusae

Lacco Ameno

Museum showcasing ancient Greek and Roman artifacts from Ischia.