Unearth the Treasures of Guarnacci Museum

Opened in 1761 by Francesco Guarnacci, this museum showcases an impressive collection of Etruscan artifacts that reflect Italy's ancient history.

The museum features approximately 600 funerary urns, predominantly made from alabaster and tufa. Among its unique exhibits is the Urn of the Sposi, a remarkable terracotta piece depicting an elderly couple, highlighting the artistry of the Etruscans. Artifacts are organized thematically, with significant displays on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Must-See Features

🏺 Funerary Urns - Examine exquisite urns such as the Urn of the Sposi.

⚔️ Crested Helmet - View the helmet from Tomba del Guerruccia, an essential archaeological find.

👤 L'Ombra della Sera - Encounter this elongated bronze figurine that resembles Giacometti's works.

Entry is usually free, making it accessible for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.