Museums in Italy

21 museums holding antiquities, coins and archaeology collections.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale delle Marche
Ancona — Picene and Greek finds of the Adriatic coast.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Aquileia
Aquileia — The port city of Roman Aquileia — amber, glass, and mosaics.

Museo Civico Archeologico
Bologna — Etruscan Bologna and a famous Egyptian collection.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Cagliari — Nuragic Sardinia.

Museo Nazionale Atestino
Este — Venetic antiquities.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Florence — Etruscan and Egyptian collections.

Civico Museo Archeologico
Milan — Roman Milan around a surviving imperial tower.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Naples — Pompeii and the Farnese collection.

Ostia Antica Museum
Ostia — Roman port city.

Paestum Archaeological Museum
Paestum — Greek temples and tomb paintings.

Museo Archeologico Regionale
Palermo — Sicilian antiquities.

Antiquarium di Pompei
Pompei — Finds and casts from the buried city, at the excavations themselves.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria
Reggio Calabria — Home of the Riace Bronzes, the finest Greek statues ever recovered from the sea.

Capitoline Museums
Rome — Roman sculpture and bronzes.

National Etruscan Museum
Rome — Etruscan art at Villa Giulia.

National Roman Museum
Rome — Roman sculpture across four sites.

Museo Archeologico Paolo Orsi
Syracuse — One of Europe's principal archaeology museums — Greek Sicily's treasures.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Taranto — Magna Graecia gold.

Egyptian Museum of Turin
Turin — Major Egyptian collection.

Vatican Museums
Vatican City — Classical antiquities and the Pio-Clementino.

Museo Archeologico
Venice — Greek and Roman sculpture.