Explore the Diocesan Museum of Parma

Situated across from the Parma Cathedral, the Diocesan Museum of Parma occupies the cellars of the former bishop's palace, showcasing religious art and historical treasures.

Founded in the 18th century, the museum presents significant early-Christian artifacts and statues, with a rich collection that reflects the area’s cultural heritage. Notable highlights include a beautifully crafted Solomon and Sheba sculpture and a 4th-century early-Christian mosaic discovered beneath Piazza del Duomo.

Must-See Wonders

🗿 Key highlight #1: Solomon and Sheba – A finely sculpted artwork showcasing intricate details.

🟡 Key highlight #2: 4th-century Mosaic – A remarkable piece of early-Christian art.

📜 Key highlight #3: Architectural Features – The museum's setting in a historic bishop's palace adds to its allure.

Visitors can enjoy free entry to the permanent collection, making it an excellent destination for tourists, families, and historians alike.