Provincial Archaeological Museum of Salerno

This museum houses a collection of historical artifacts unearthed during excavations throughout the province, spanning from prehistoric to late Roman times.

Founded within the restored St. Benedetto Church complex, the museum showcases important archaeological findings, highlighted by the 1st-century BC bronze head of Apollo, discovered in 1930. The extensive exhibits reveal the area's archaeological significance, featuring items from cave dwellers to Greek colonization.

Must-See Treasures

• 🏺 Bronze Head of Apollo: A centerpiece discovery from the Gulf of Salerno.
• 🏺 Engraved Vase: Displays ancient gossip about various relationships from 6th century BC Fratte necropolis.
• 🏺 Guided Tours: Educational labs and events catering to children and families.

Entry is free for all, making it an attractive option for families, tourists, and history enthusiasts.