National Museum G.A. Sanna

The National Museum G.A. Sanna, housed in a grand Palladian villa, is a premier destination for archaeology enthusiasts in Sassari, Italy.

Founded in 1892, the museum showcases a comprehensive collection of archaeological artifacts, emphasizing Sardinia's rich history. Unique features include chronologically ordered exhibits ranging from the Stone Age to Roman artifacts, with a focus on the nuraghic culture demonstrated through bronzeware and figurines.

Unforgettable Highlights

🔍 Nuraghic Bronzeware: An exceptional collection of tools, jewelry, and bronzetti.
🪙 Roman Treasures: Ceramics, statues, and ancient household items tell tales of the past.
🧵 Folk Art Collection: Charming displays of traditional Sardinian textiles and crafts.

While currently closed for renovations, the museum typically offers paid access and is enjoyed by tourists, families, and historians.