Explore the Etruscan Museum 'Claudio Faina'

One of Italy's principal archaeological museums, the Etruscan Museum 'Claudio Faina' showcases artifacts collected by the Counts Mauro and Eugenio Faina between the 1860s and 1880s.

The museum features a wide array of artifacts, including a notable coin cabinet with over 3,000 items, prehistory artifacts, buccheri, Etruscan pottery, bronzes, and jewelry. Visitors will also encounter exceptional Attic black-figure and red-figure pottery. The ground floor is home to Museo Civico, showcasing antiques gathered by Orvieto in the 19th century, including the 'Venus' of Cannicella and warrior head cippus.

Must-See Wonders

🏺 Remarkable Etruscan Pottery

🪙 Extensive Coin Collection

🗿 Historic Sculptures from Orvieto

The museum charges a nominal fee for access and caters to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.