Showing posts with label Italian holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italian holiday. Show all posts

Sunday, January 3, 2016

The Gran Tour : for some but not for all!

Galleria of Roma Antica

Do you like to travel? Have you ever been in Italy? Do you like to go and see wonderful places without stress and rush? 

Come with me and have fun!!!!

I'm going soon!!! More details for next tours coming soon!

Ciao,
Simona
Your connection to Italy

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Discovering villas: Villa Ada Savoia

Through their historic and typological features Roman villas have without doubts represented the maybe liveliest expression of society development. They are the most direct demonstrations of the passage from Feudalism to patronage, but more than anything expression of the policy of the Church and of the Popes who represent it.

Having their routes in the old Roman villas, generally built fuori porta (without the walls), more modern villas have lost completely their fashion during the Medieval period. In fact they were no more than a real little fort, surrounded by garden of green area. It is only during the XIV century that extra urban villas timidly reappeared  and partly spread in the surrounding of Florence, in the South of Italy and in Naples and surrounding.

Today in Rome there are astonishing examples of villas, once property of noble families, today galleries, museums and public parks.

Villa Ada Savoia is presently one of the largest parks in Rome as an arrangement of the XVIII century. The villa, as well as the surrounding land was used as a leisure and official guest place. The Pallavicinis had bought the largest part and had built there the first core of the villa, which had around a casino, landscape gardens, an artificial lake and other similar elements. The villa was later sold to the Potenzianis and then was bought by Victor Emmanuel II in 1871. He added several surrounded areas and ordered the German gardener Richter and the architect Pretagna to embellish the villa, transforming the place into a Royal Villa.

Villa Savoia

When Victor Emmanuel II died in 1878 part of the house was sold, until when was purchased by Victor Emmanuel III and declared 1919 official residence of the royal family. After the proclamation of the Repubblic in 1946, the villa became derelict and only after a long dispute it was divided between the State property and the Savoia heirs.

Recently the villa has been restored and it has passed under the Municipality of Rome. Considered one of the fundamental lungs of the eternal city, this place is a place of rest and trips, especially for the children who can run easily around.

The entrances to the park are on Via Salaria, Via del Ponte Salario, Via di Monte Antenne and Via Panama.

Next time you are on holiday and you have children, or you want to do something different, explore this immense park!

A presto!



Sunday, July 6, 2014

When in Rome … drink coffee as the Romans do...including myself!!!

One thing that often perplexes Australians visiting Italy is the coffee and the whole cafe experience. Italians have some very strong rituals and norms when it comes to coffee but it’s not that hard to make your way around the cafe experience like a local if you know the basics.

This is me enjoying a coffee in New Farm
                                      

While here in Australia for me drinking coffee has become a social experience, as it is for many other people, in Italy this action is seen more of a transaction, a necessity of daily life, though an enjoyable necessity to be savoured several times during the day. 

This explains why coffee is mostly drunk al bar. It’s quick and easy to stop and order a coffee on the way to work, or during the late morning or even in the afternoon. Coffee is generally ordered at the counter to the barista after you have paid at the cashier and handed over your docket. However, if you want to try this experience in the early morning, don't be surprised if you are surrounded by many other people, who are rushing around with their busy lives. 

Anyway, if you think this is too much for you, just sit at the table and wait to be served, however expect to pay a higher price for the table service.

Different types of coffees are also drunk during the day. You would never see an Italian drinking cappuccino after a meal or after 10.30am, so next time you are in Italy don't forget this! DON'T ORDER A LATTE OR A CAPPUCCINO AFTER A MEAL. They will look at you in a funny way!!!

If you can't really drink just black coffee, order a macchiato, an espresso with a dash of milk or even better, a caffe' corretto, an espresso with a nip of Sambuca or Grappa (after dinner).

After saying that...just go and have fun!

Join me in my tours and drink coffee with me in the morning before we head off somewhere around Italy! 

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

The beautiful and crazy Capri


Capri, the famous island of the stars and the rich people during the '60, is a beautiful and interesting place to visit with friends or family.



the island with lots of traffic, beautiful sites and much more...


The wonderful view from one of the panoramic point


A spot from Anacapri









a narrower street for pedestrian ...



More vegetation


the other islands


a view from the top 


Photos by Simona Albanese


Capri has lots to offer.....

Enjoy your experience!



Monday, August 13, 2012

August: holiday time

During the month of August many people go on holiday in the Northern hemisphere, because it is very hot!
Nevertheless there are people who still live in the city and love to appreciate art and interesting things, therefore even this here the Ministery of Cultural Heritage has decided to keep open many museums and sites during August 15th, a holiday day!

Here some of the most beautiful places you can visit on that day!

Chieti, National Archeological Museum

Isernia, Museum

Forte di Gavi

Castle of Racconigi


Naples, Villa Floridiana

Ravenna, Basilica di Sant'Apollinare in Classe

Trieste, Historical Museum of Miramare Castle

Rome, Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia

Genoa, Palazzo Reale

Bari, Castello Svevo

Aosta, Forte di Bard

Milan, Pinacoteca di Brera

Perugia, National Gallery of Umbria


 Have a wonderful time, wherever you are in Italy!

A presto!

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Trastevere: the Festa de' Noantri


Every year Trastevere celebrate the Festa de' Noantri (our festival), a traditional festivity for the people of the rione. The celebration takes place on the second half of July. As a kid, I remember Trastevere all embellished and with many stalls along Viale Trastevere, and a big marry-go-round on Piazza Mastai.

Today the celebration is limited, nevertheless during this time, Trastevere, which is one of the most characteristic and still colourful ancient district across the Tiber River from the main historic center of Rome, became a destination for many tourists and for the locals.

Originally the Festa began in 1927. Even so, its routes can be back dated to 1535, when a fisherman caught in his nets a statue of the Virgin Mary in the Tiber. After the event the statue, nicknamed Madonna Fiumarola (of the river) was donated to the Carmelite nuns of San Crisogono (in Piazza Sonnino) in Trastavere and became the patron saint of the district.

Today the statue is in the Church of St Agatha, in Largo San Giovanni de Matha, in Trastevere. Replaced during the XXth century by another statue, which will takes bride of place during this festivity, the Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel is taken around and followed by believers and curious on the Saturday following July 16th.

This year the Madonna will be carried with great pageantry from Saint Agatha to the church of San Crisogono in Trastevere, where it stays just over a week, before being carried back to Saint Agatha's.

On the last night Trastevere has big fire works, therefore if you are in the area during this period don't miss the occasion!

A presto!

Monday, June 25, 2012

The Crucifixion by Perugino in Borgo Pinti


Pietro Perugino, The Crucifixion, 1493-96
Santa Maria Maddalena dei Pazzi,
Florence


Borgo Pinti is one of the main streets of Florence which takes you to the historical centre. On this street there is the complex of Santa Maria Maddalena dei Pazzi, founded in 1257, and dedicated to the Florentine Carmelitane.

In the Charter House of this complex, Perugino (c.1446/50-1523), an Umbrian painter of the Renaissance period, active between Umbria, Tuscany and Rome, frescoed the theme of the Crucifixion.

The decoration is a triptych and takes up a whole wall, divided by the ceiling vaults and the painted architectural arch elements. The harmonious and luminous scenery contributes to decreasing the emphasis of the drama represented by the scene, that reflects the typical serene and meditative attitude of the artist.

During the summer it is hard to have access to the complex, because the main entrance it is through the local school, which is currently closed for holiday.

An earlier version of the same subject it is visible in the National Gallery of Art in the United States.
If you are curious and you want to know more about it here the link:



A presto!

Monday, June 18, 2012

Is that Dante?




The Museo of Bargello in Florence is one of those museums less visited by tourists! It has an extensive sculpture collection, including some of the best work by Donatello, Verrocchio, Michelangelo, Cellini and Giambologna. It has a collection of Renaissance medals on the second floor, which includes some wonderful work by Pisanello, a charming collection of Medieval household implements such as combs, hair pins, mirrors and ivory caskets in the so-called Sala degli Avori, or Ivory Room.

This building itself was the official residence of the Captain of the People, later the Podesta` of Medieval Florence, but also as a prison where many convicts awaiting execution would spend their last days. 

In this museum there is a room on the first floor, the Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, the place where the convicts would spend their final hours before beginning their journey to the scaffold. Vasari informs us that Giotto (1267-1337), a famous Italian painter, acclaimed for the cycle of Saint Francis in Assisi and for the Arena Chapel in Padua, painted on the altar wall of the Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene a portrait of his friend Dante Alighieri, the writer of the Divine Comedy. 

Portrait of Dante, 1337
Fresco, Florence

In 1839 a group of Italian art-lovers, having read this same passage in Vasari's Lives of the Artists, applied for permission to search for the portrait underneath the coat of whitewash that had meanwhile been applied to the walls. They uncovered a largely ruined cycle of frescoes depicting, amongst other subjects, Hell and Paradise. Below the figure of Christ they found the group described by Vasari complete with Giottos's portrait of Dante. 

Unfortunately, the face of the supposed poet was badly damaged. Dante's characteristic profile was quickly returned to him by simple and pragmatic exigency of a restoration policy of the time.

Therefore today its authenticity is more than dubious! 

You know the best thing to do it is just to go and check with your own eyes next time in Florence!!!

A presto!

Friday, June 15, 2012

Biennale di Ferrara


The International Biennale of Ferrara is a cultural initiative organised by the Associazione Culturale Ferrara Pro Art in collaboration with public and private institutions.


The event offers its stage to emerging talents, established names alongside some of the cultural-artistic scene. The program provides a large space dedicated to visual arts and contemporary events, such as music, performances, guided tours to the city and much more.

The Biennale will run until December and it will involve many historic sites of the city of Ferrara, which is a place full of art and history.


Some of the instalment will be in the Castello Estense, the real fortress of the city centre. Erected in 1385 for Nicolo' d'Este to protect him and his family against external attacks, it was commissioned to the court architect Bartolino Novara. The new building was leaning against the old Tower of the Lions, incorporated in the new building, which was thus provided with four corner towers, joined together by restrained walls. For several decades, the castle was used as a military fortress, until when, since 1450, was gradually transformed into a stately home and lots of space was occupied by the court, which was embellished with frescoes and decorations. In short, the castle lost the stark appearance of the fortress to become a beautiful place with courtyards, decorated with turrets, balconies and sumptuous apartments.  Today the Castle houses the Provincial administration and the Prefecture of Ferrara. 

Even the Chiostro of Sant'Anna recently restored, will be used for this event. In the past this place was used as the old city hospital. In later centuries the complex was expanded to occupy much of the block to the north-east of the Castello Estense. The cloister is famous for the fact that the poet Torquato Tasso was imprisoned there for years for alleged insanity.

Many other places will be utilised during the next few months for the Biennale, therefore if you want to see something different, stop over in Ferrara for the day!

A presto!

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Escaping to Mantua

Mantua overview

Sometime planning a holiday it is a hard work, especially if you are not sure where to go and for how long. Italy has so much to offer, so here a possible alternative....Mantua. This is a small city, located in the south east of Lombardy, one of the Italian regions. This centre is perfect for a week-end away from the confusion or for an overnight stop during your Italian trip. 

Mantua was ruled until 1707 by the Gonzaga family, who were some of the most important patrons of Renaissance art. In fact, during their regency they cultivated a court which included some of the most illustrious artists and intellectuals of the time, such as Andrea Mantegna, the court painter between 1460 and 1506. The main commission he received from Ludovico Gonzaga was the decoration of an historiated portrait gallery for the Ducal Palace or Palazzo Ducale. The so-called Camera Picta (1465–74) or Camera degli Sposi, shows the Marchese and his consort, Barbara of Brandenburg, together with their children, friends, courtiers and animals engaged in professional and leisurely pursuits, illustrating the present successes and alluding to the future ambitions of the Gonzaga dynasty.

Mantegna, Camera degli sposi

An interesting particular of this decoration is the painted vault, a trompe l'oeil, a perfect example of illusionism. Here a group of foreshortened putti happily play around a balustrade.





Another artist who worked for the Gonzaga family was Leon Battista Alberti, the great Renaissance theorist and architect from Florence, who designed the Basilica of Sant’Andrea, which was only constructed in a later date. 

Basilica of Sant'Andrea

Even Giulio Romano, who worked in Rome with Raphael, became the court architect and painter in Mantua from the 1520’s. His most significant and most famous work was the architecture and decoration of Palazzo Te, once considered the villa suburbana for the Gonzaga family, today only a short walk from the Ducal Palace.

Giulio Romano, Palazzo Te

The most amazing thing in the palace is the decoration of the rooms, of which the Camera dei Giganti or Chamber of the Giants is very famous. The story portrayed is the Fall of the Giants from Ovid’s Metamorphoses and, as is clear from some of the details, it is derived from a later Italian edition that alters the original text.
                                                   
Giulio Romano, Fall of the Giants

Mantua has lots to offer...so go and immerse yourself in this beautiful place!

Do you want to know more? or do you have intention to learn some basic Italian before your departure?
You can contact me HERE

Alla prossima!



Monday, May 28, 2012

The Trevi Fountain is 250 years old!




 The Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain is probably the most famous of all the fountains in Rome! It attracts so many tourists and non tourists each day.

Situated in the heart of the city centre, among narrow streets and alleys, this fountain is 250 years old this year. Designed in 1732 by Nicola Salvi, who won the competition organized by Clement XII, the fountain was formally opened, still incomplete, in 1744 and was finished only in 1762, after the death of his creator. 

Salvi perfectly interpreted the pope's expectations. In fact, the fountain was not simply accommodated by a piazza or square, but the space of the piazza became an integral part of the monument. 

This fountain is a wonderful symbiosis of sculpture and architecture: they complement each other!
So if you go to Rome remember to visit this fountain and think: "What could Rome do without this fountain?"

A presto!

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere in Rome

Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome

When I talk about Rome I could tell you so many things without stopping, because that's the place were I come from. Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere is one of the favourite places I like to go because it has a wonderful square to relax and chill out. 

The fountain and the church have a story behind them! All the kids of Trastevere have played here when they were little. This square was our meeting point during the afternoon after school, a place where it was possible to run safely, play soccer or more!

Still today this square is a meeting point for the "Trasteverini", the residents of Trastevere, especially during the evening when everyone meets for a drink or a pizza or just an ice-cream. 

So next time you visit Rome, stop by in the square and absorb a bit of the Roman culture! Santa Maria is perfect for your kids to run around especially after a long walk around the ancients sites of Rome. 

Ciao! Alla prossima!


Monday, May 21, 2012

Pistoia: a relaxing destination

Only twenty minutes drive from Florence extends Pistoia, a minor touristy attraction for the first time traveller to Italy. A relaxing destination with a bit of everything!

A perfect destination for the art and history lovers for its selection of buildings and monuments such as the Duomo or Cathedral of San Zeno, which was built in the 10th century on the edge of the Piazza del Duomo. This is the seat of the Bishop of Pistoia and has a Romanesque façade, nave and two side-aisles, with a presbytery and crypt. It is first mentioned in 923, but suffered greatly over the centuries, being damaged by fire in the 12th and early 13th centuries and then by earthquake in 1298.

Cathedral of San Zeno, Pistoia

Fantastic place for who loves contemporary art! Pistoia offers a big selections of museums, including the Marino Marini, which offers exhibitions for contemporary living artists.

Market: Piazza della Sala is one of the most ancient squares of the city and dues its name to the longobard word used to indicate the palace where the government of the city resided. Later, it became the place of the every day market and the trades, and still today this is the square where, every day, there is market, where fruits and vegetables can be bought. Here you can meet the locals whilst also grabbing a bargain or two!

Summer events: each year during the month of July, Piazza del Duomo becomes the centre of the Carousel Bear (Giostra dell'Orso), whose name has its origins in 1947. This competition was already held in 1200 in honor of St. James, the patron of the city. This was attended by famous knights and nobles from all over Italy, such as Piero Giambacorta of Pisa (1380), Erasmus Gattamelata of Venice (1434) and Carlo of Oddi of Perugia (1456).

Pistoia is a mix of everything, an alternative day, only a short ride from Florence or Prato.

Go and enjoy yourself!

A presto!


Arezzo: a little niche off the beaten track to visit Piero della Francesca's cycle



Arezzo is a small fascinating town in Tuscany, only 80 km from Florence, a wonderful day trip if you want to see a different scenery. In fact the town still preserve intact its medieval appearance despite the addition of later constructions.

Several artists such as Giorgio Vasari, famous for the "Lives of the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors and Architects" (Italian version) and Piero della Francesca worked here. 

Piero della Francesca (1415-1492) was born in Borgo San Sepolcro, in Umbria, where he spent much of his life. He worked in Urbino, Monterchi, San Sepolcro and in Arezzo, where he produced the Legend of the True Cross in the church of San Francesco, considered as one of the most controversy and interesting Renaissance artwork. Admired by his contemporaries as a mathematician and geometer, as well as painter, today his works are admired for their serene humanism and use of geometric forms, particularly in foreshortening and perspective.



Completed in 1466, the Legend of the True Cross, is considered to be Piero della Francesca's greatest masterpiece and narrative medieval story about the cross on which Jesus was crucified. The dominant theme of the cycle is the thiumph of the cross which, since Adam's death, has been guiding man to salvation. The fresco occupy three levels on the side wall and the eastern wall, surrounding a large window.

To complete his work, Piero della Francesca did not follow a chronological order, preferring to concentrate himself in the creation of symmetrical correspondences between the various scenes. The story narrated in twelve main episodes represented in the various scenes composing the cycle, begins with the Death of Adam in the lunette of the right wall and concludes with the Exultation of the True Cross in the lunette on the left wall and the Annunciation at the bottom left of the center wall. 

Here below a scheme of the narrative sequence:



So, if you have got time, and you want to leave Florence for the day during your next holiday, go and visit Piero della Francesca's artwork in Arezzo.

A presto!

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Before Bernini: St. Cecilia of Stefano Maderno

St. Cecilia by Stefano Maderno
photo by Giorgio

In the church of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, on the other side of the more crowded side of Viale Trastevere, there is one sculpture among all those produced in Rome at the beginning of the XVII century, which indicates the direction in which art would go, St. Cecilia. Cardinal Paolo Emilio Sfondato commissioned the work to Stefano Maderno, after the tomb of the saint was opened in 1599.

Maderno, originally from Ticino, executed the sculpture for the Holy Year of 1600. The artist aims straight at the beholder's emotions in a way that Bernini and Caravaggio were to perfect. In fact, the realism of the sculpture works as an emotional appeal to the piety of the believer and is an impressive visualization of one of the central aspects of the Catholic Reformation, the cult of early Christian saints.

St. Cecilia represents something of innovative, a departure point for all those artists such as Gian Lorenzo Bernini, who created works which today will still enjoy in churches and public spaces around Rome.

A presto!


Thursday, April 5, 2012

It's Easter: which site will be opened?

Easter eggs by Simona

It's holiday again! Time to celebrate Easter with family or friends. If you are in Italy here a list of museums, galleries, parks and archaeological sites which are going to be opened during Easter and Easter Monday!

Buone vacanze!


MUSEI, AREE E PARCHI ARCHEOLOGICI STATALI APERTI  8 e 9 APRILE 2012cittàprov.orari 08/04orari 09/04
ABRUZZO
Museo "Paludi"CelanoAQ8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo d'arte sacra della MarsicaCelanoAQ9.00 - 18.009.00 - 18.00
Area Archeologica di AmiternumL'AquilaAQ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Area Archeologica di Alba FucensMassa d'AlbeAQ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Badia Santo Spirito al MorroneSulmonaAQ15.00 - 18.0015.00 - 18.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale "La Civitella"ChietiCH9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale d’AbruzzoChietiCH9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Parco Archeologico di IuvanumMontenerodomoCH10.00 -13.00 / 16.00 - 19.0010.00 - 13.00 / 16.00 - 19.00
Abbazia San Clemente a CasauriaCastiglione a CasauriaPE8.00 - 17.008.00 - 17.00
Museo Nazionale Casa natale Gabriele D'AnnunzioPescaraPE9.00 - 14.009.00 - 14.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale d'AbruzzoCampliTE9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
BASILICATA
Museo  Archeologico Nazionale di MetapontoBernaldaMT9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Area Archeologica di MetapontoBernaldaMT9.00 - 17.309.00 - 17.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale "Domenico Ridola" MateraMT9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Nazionale Arte Medievale e Moderna della BasilicataMateraMT9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale della Siritide  PolicoroMT9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Area Archeologica di  Siris - HerakleiaPolicoroMT9.00 - 17.309.00 - 17.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell’alta Val d’AgriGrumento NovaPZ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Area Archeologica di GrumentumGrumento NovaPZ9.00 - 17.309.00 - 17.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale del Melfese "Massimo Pallottino" MelfiPZ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Muro LucanoMuro LucanoPZ10.30 - 12.30 / 17.30 - 20.0010.30 - 12.30 / 17.30 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale della Basilicata "Dinu Adamesteanu" PotenzaPZ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico di VenosaVenosaPZ9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Parco Archeologico di VenosaVenosaPZ9.00 - 17.309.00 - 17.30
CALABRIA
Museo ArcheologicoAmendolaraCS9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Galleria Nazionale di CosenzaCosenzaCS10.00 - 18.0010.00 - 18.00
Museo ArcheologicoSibariCS9.00 -19.309.00 -19.30
Parco Archeologico del CavalloSibariCS9.00 -15.009.00 -15.00
Museo di Torre CimalongaScaleaCS9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Parco Archeologico di ScolaciumBorgiaCZ9.00 - 1 ora prima del tramonto9.00 - 1 ora prima del tramonto
Museo Archeologico di ScolaciumBorgiaCZ9.00 - 13.009.00 - 13.00
Museo Archeologico NazionaleCrotoneKR9.00 -19.309.00 -19.30
Museo Archeologico  e area archeologica di Capo ColonnaCrotoneKR9.00 -13.00/15.30 -19.009.00 -13.00  /  15.30 - 19.00
Museo Nazionale e Parco Archeologico di Locri Epizefiri  LocriRC9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Area Archeologica  (Monasterace Marina)MonasteraceRC9.00 -19.309.00 -19.30
La Cattolica di StiloStiloRC8.00  -  20.008.00  -  20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale Castello Normanno Svevo Vibo ValentiaVV9.00   - 19.309.00   - 19.30
CAMPANIA
Palazzo dell'ex Dogana dei GraniAtripaldaAV9.00 - 13.00 /16.00 – 19.309.00 - 13.00 /16.00 – 19.30
AntiquariumAvellaAV8.30 - 14.308.30 – 14.30
Antiquarium presso Palazzo Anzani Ariano IrpinoAV8.30 – 14.308.30 – 14.30
Carcere BorbonicoAvellinoAV8.30 - 14.30 /13.30 - 19.30 aprirà a settori                8.30 - 14.30 /13.30 -19.30 aprirà a settori                
Area Archeologica  ""Antica Aeclanum""Mirabella EclanoAV8.30 – 19.308.30 – 19.30
Museo di San Francesco a FolloniMontellaAV9.00 – 13.009.00 – 13.00
Teatro RomanoBeneventoBN9.00 -18.009.00 -18.00
Ex Convento di San FeliceBeneventoBN9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale del Sannio Caudino e della Torre antistante al Castello MontesarchioBN9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Museo e Antiquarium ""Antica Telesia""San Salvatore TelesinoBN8.30 - 14.308.30 - 14.30
Museo Archeologico dell’antica AllifaeAlifeCE8.30 - 19,308.30 - 19.30
Area Archeologica dell’antica AllifaeAlifeCE8.30 - 18.308.30 - 18.30
Palazzo Reale (Reggia di Caserta)CasertaCE8.00 – 20.008.00 – 20.00
Parco della Reggia di CasertaCasertaCE8.00 – 20.00 chiuso
Museo Archeologico dell’antica CalatiaMaddaloniCE9.00-20.009.00-20.00
Anfiteatro CampanoSanta Maria Capua VetereCE9.00-18.309.00-18.30
Museo Antica Capua  Santa Maria Capua VetereCE8.45 - 18.458.45 - 18.45
MitreoSanta Maria Capua VetereCE8.45 - 18.00 (dall'Anfiteatro) 8.45 - 18.00
Museo Archeologico statale dell’antica AtellaSuccivoCE8.30 - 19.308.30 - 14.30
Museo Archeologico di Teanum SidicinumTeanoCE8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Teatro RomanoTeanoCE10.15-18.3010.15 - 18.30
Museo Archeologico di BaiaBacoliNA9.00 – 14.20 ultimo ingresso ore  139.00 - 14.20 ultimo ingresso ore 13.00
Terme di BaiaBacoliNA9.00 – 17.009.00 - 19.00
Scavi e Antiquarium Nazionale  BoscorealeNa8.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso  ore 18.008.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso alle ore 18.00
Certosa di San GiacomoCapriNA8.30 - 14.008.30 - 14.00
Villa JovisCapriNA8.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso  ore 18.008.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso  ore 18.00
Scavi di StabiaCastellammare di StabiaNA8.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso  ore 18.008.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso ore 18.00
Scavi di Ercolano ErcolanoNA8.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso ore 18.008.30-19.30, ultimo ingresso ore 18.00
Museo Archeologico Georges ValletPiano di SorrentoNA9.00 – 19.009.00 - 19.00
Anfiteatro PozzuoliNA9.00 – 19.009.00 - 18.40
Parco Archeologico di CumaPozzuoliNA8.30 - 14.308.30 - 14.30
Museo Archeologico NazionaleNapoliNA9.00 - 20.00 chiusura biglietteria 19.309.00 - 20.00 chiusura biglietteria 19.30
Palazzo RealeNapoliNA9.00 – 20.009.00 – 20.00
Parco e Tomba di VirgilioNapoliNA9.00 – 14.009.00 – 14.00
Bosco di CapodimonteNapoliNA7.45 – 19.30chiuso
Certosa e Museo di San MartinoNapoliNA8.30 – 19.308.30 – 19.30
Museo Pignatelli NapoliNA8.30 - 14.008.30 - 14.00
Museo di CapodimonteNapoliNA8.30 – 19.308.30 – 19.30
Castel Sant’ElmoNapoliNA8.30 – 19.308.30 – 14.00
Museo Duca di Martina e Villa FloridianaNapoliNA8.30 - 14.00chiuso
Museo Storico ArcheologicoNolaNA9.00 - 14.009.00 - 14.00
Scavi di PompeiPompeiNA8.30 -19.308.30 -19.30
Scavi di Oplonti  Torre Annunziata NA8.30 -19.30,ultimo ingresso ore 18.008.30 -19.30 ultimo ingresso  ore 18.00
Area Archeologica di VeliaAsceaSA8.30 - 14.308.30 - 14.30
Museo  di PaestumCapaccioSA8.30 – 19,008.30 – 19.00
AREA ARCHEOLOGICA PAESTUMCapaccioSA8.45 – 17.308.45 – 17.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Eboli e della Media Valle del SeleEboliSA7.30 – 13.307.30 – 13.30
Antiquarium ed Area ArcheologicaMinoriSA8.00 - 19.308.00 - 19.30
Certosa di San LorenzoPadulaSA9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Museo Nazionale dell'Agro PicenoPontecagnano FaianoSA9.00 – 19.009.00 – 19.00
Museo Diocesano ""San Matteo""SalernoSA9.30 - 20.309.30 - 20.30
Mostra ""dopo lo tsunami Salerno antica"" presso il Complesso di Santa SofiaSalernoSA10.00 - 13.00 /16.30 - 19.3010.00 - 13.00 /16.30 - 19.30
MuseoSarnoSA9.00 -18.009.00 -18.00
EMILIA ROMAGNA
Pinacoteca NazionaleBolognaBO10.30 -19.0010.30 -19.00
Palazzo Pepoli CampograndeBolognaBO9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Marzabotto e Area ArcheologicaMarzabottoBO9.00 -13.00 / 15.00-18.309.00 -13.00 / 15.00 - 18.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale Sarsinate SarsinaFC8.30 -13.308.30 -13.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di FerraraFerraraFE9.30 -17.009.30 -17.00
Pinacoteca NazionaleFerraraFE9.00 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)9.00 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)
Casa RomeiFerraraFE8.30 -19.30 (ultimo ingresso 19.00)8.30 -19.30 (ultimo ingresso 19.00)
Complesso PomposaCodigoroFE8.30 -19.308.30 -19.30
Galleria EstenseModenaMO14.00 - 19.3010.00 - 19.30
Palazzo DucaleSassuoloMO10.00 -13.00 / 15.00-18.0010.00 -13.00 / 15.00 -18.00
Castello MalaspinaBobbioPC10.00 -13 / 15.00 - 18.0010.00 -13 / 15.00 - 18.00
Area Archeologica della città romana di VeleiaLugagnano Val d'ArdaPC9.00 -18.309.00 -18.30
Castello di TorrechiaraLanghiranoPR10.30 - 19.30  (ultimo ingresso 19.00)10.30- 19.30  (ultimo ingresso 19.00)
Camera di San PaoloParmaPR8.30 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)8.30-14.00 (ultimo ingresso13.30)
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di ParmaParmaPR12.30 -19.3012.30-19.30
Galleria NazionaleParmaPR8.30 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso.13.30)8.30-14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)
Teatro FarneseParmaPR8.30 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)8.30-14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)
Antica Spezieria di San Giovanni Evangelista ParmaPR8.30 -14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)8.30-14.00 (ultimo ingresso 13.30)
Palazzo Milzetti - Museo Nazionale dell’età neoclassica in RomagnaFaenzaRA12.30 -18.30 (ultimo ingresso 17.30)8.30.18.30 (ultimo ingresso 17.30)
Area Archeologica di ClasseRavennaRA9.00 -19.009.00-19.00
Basilica di Sant’Apollinare in ClasseRavennaRA8.30 -19.308.30-19.30
Battistero degli ArianiRavennaRA8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Mausoleo di TeodericoRavennaRA8.30 -19.008.30 -19.00
Cd. Palazzo di TeodericoRavennaRA8.30-13.308.30 - 13.30
Museo Nazionale di RavennaRavennaRA8.30 -19.308.30 - 19.30
Villa Romana   RussiRA14.00 -19.009.00 - 19.00
Castello di Canossa e Museo "Naborre Campanini"CanossaRE11.00 -13.00 / 13.30 -18.3011.00 - 13.00 / 13.30 -18.30
Fortezza di San LeoRiminiRN9.00 - 18.45 9.00 - 18.45
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
Museo Storico del Castello di Miramare TriesteTS9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
LAZIO
Area Archeologica di CassinoCassinoFR9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di CassinoCassinoFR9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Abbazia di TrisultiCollepardoFR9.30 -12.30 / 15.00 - 18.009.30 - 12.30 / 15.00 - 18.00
Abbazia di CasamariVeroliFR8.30 -18.308.30 -18.30
Museo Archeologico NazionaleFormiaLT8.30 -19.308.30 -19.30
Teatro Romano e AntiquariumMinturnoLT8.30 -19.008.30 -19.00
Abbazia di FossanovaPrivernoLT7.00 -12.00 / 16.00 - 19.007.00 -12.00 / 16.00 - 19.00
Area ArcheologicaSperlongaLT8.30 -19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico NazionaleSperlongaLT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico e scavi di Lucu FeroniaeCapenaRM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo nazionale  CeriteCerveteriRM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Necropoli della  Banditaccia - Tombe etrusche e MuseoCerveteriRM8.30 - 18.308.30 - 18.30
Museo Nazionale ArcheologicoCivitavecchiaRM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Villa di Orazio - Area ArcheologicaLicenzaRM9.00 - 19.00 
Area archeologica di GabiiMontecompatriRMaperto su prenotazioneaperto su prenotazione
Museo delle navi romaneNemiRM9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
Castello di Giulio IIOstia AnticaRM10.00 -12.0010.00 -12.00
Museo Archeologico Nazionale Prenestino PalestrinaRM9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
Anfiteatro Flavio - Colosseo RomaRM9.00 - 18.009.00 - 18.00
Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e ContemporaneaRomaRM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Galleria SpadaRomaRM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Istituto Nazionale per la GraficaRomaRM10.00 - 19.0010.00 - 19.00
Istituto Nazionale per la DemoetnoantropologiaRomaRM9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Museo Nazionale d’Arte Orientale "Giuseppe Tucci"RomaRM9.00 - 19.309.00 - 19.30
Museo Nazionale del Palazzo di VeneziaRomaRM8.30 - 18.308.30 - 18.30
Museo Nazionale Preistorico Etnografico "L. Pigorini" RomaRMchiuso9.00 - 13.30
Museo Nazionale Romano alle Terme di DioclezianoRomaRM9.00 - 13.30 / 14.30 - 17.009.00 - 13.30 / 14.30 - 17.00
Scavi di Ostia anticaRomaRM8.30 - 18.008.30 - 18.00
Terme di CaracallaRomaRM9.00 - 18.009.00 - 18.00
Parco delle Tombe Latine RomaRMaperto su prenotazioneaperto su prenotazione
Museo nazionale dell'Alto MedioevoRomaRM9.00 -14.009.00 - 14.00
Vittoriano-Monumento nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele IIRomaRM9.30 - 19.309.30 - 19.30
 Antiquarium di PyrgiSanta MarinellaRM9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
Monastero di San Benedetto Sacro SpecoSubiacoRM9.00 - 12.30 / 15.00 - 18.309.00 - 12.30 / 15.00 - 18.30
Monastero di Santa ScolasticaSubiacoRM9.30 - 12.15 / 15.45 - 18.309.30 - 12.15 / 15.45 - 18.30
Villa d’EsteTivoliRM8.30 - 18.458.30 - 18.45
Area del foro e domus private della città romana di VolsiniiBolsenaVT8.00 - 14.00  8.00 - 14.00  
Museo Archeologico di VulciCaninoVT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Palazzo FarneseCaprarolaVT8.30 - 18.458.30 - 18.45
Forte Sangallo e Museo archeologico dell’Agro FaliscoCivita CastellanaVT9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
Palazzo AltieriOriolo RomanoVT8.30 - 19.008.30 - 19.00
Museo Nazionale di TarquiniaTarquiniaVT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Necropoli di Monterozzi (tombe etrusche)TarquiniaVT8.30 - 18.308.30 - 18.30
Area Archeologica Madonna dell’OlivoTuscaniaVTaperto su prenotazioneaperto su prenotazione
Museo Nazionale Archeologico TuscaniaVT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Viterbo -  Rocca AlbornozViterboVT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Villa Lante della RovereViterboVT8.30 - 17.308.30 - 17.30
LIGURIA
Galleria Nazionale - Palazzo SpinolaGenovaGE13.30 - 19.3013.30 - 19.30
Museo di Palazzo RealeGenovaGE9.00 - 19.0013.30 - 19.30
Museo Preistorico dei "Balzi Rossi" e Area ArcheologicaVentimigliaIM8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Sistema Museale e Area Archeologica della città di LunaOrtonovoSP8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Villa Romana del Varignano VecchioPortovenereSP10.30 - 13.3010.30 - 13.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale per la  Preistoria e  Protostoria del TigullioChiavariGE9.00 - 13.30chiuso
LOMBARDIA
Castello Scaligero di SirmioneSirmioneBS8.30 - 19.30 (ultimo ingresso 19.00)8.30 - 19.30 (ultimo ingresso 19.00)
Pinacoteca di Brera MilanoMI8.30 -19.158.30 -19.15
Museo di Palazzo Ducale di MantovaMantovaMN8.30 - 19.158.30 -19.15
Parco Archeologico di CastelseprioCastelseprioVA9.45 - 18.00 9.45 - 18.00 
MARCHE
Museo Archeologico Nazionale delle MarcheAnconaAN8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico Statale di ArceviaArceviaAN8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Antiquarium statale di NumanaNumanaAN8.30 - 19.308.30 - 13.30
Area Archeologica di SassoferratoSassoferratoAN8.30 - 13.3013.30 - 19.30
Rocca Roveresca di SenigalliaSenigalliaAN8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico Statale - Ascoli PicenoAscoli PicenoAP8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico Statale di CingoliCingoliMC8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Museo Archeologico Statale di UrbisagliaUrbisagliaMC8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Rocca Demaniale di GradaraGradaraPU8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)
Galleria Nazionale delle MarcheUrbinoPU8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)
LapidarioUrbinoPU8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)8.30 - 19.20  (chiusura biglietteria 18.00)
MOLISE
Museo  SanniticoCampobassoCB9.00 -15.00 / 15.30 -17.309.00 -15.00 / 15.30 -17.30
Castello MedioevaleGambatesaCB9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Anfiteatro RomanoLarinoCB8.00 -14.008.00 -14.00
Area Archeologica di  Altilia e MuseoSepinoCB8.00 -14.00 / 14.30 -17.008.00 -14 / 14.30 -17.00
Area Archeologica di S. Vincenzo  a VolturnoCastel S. VincenzoIS8.00 -14.008.00 -14.00
Museo Archeologico - Santa Maria delle Monache a IserniaIserniaIS9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Museo Archeologico di VenafroVenafroIS9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
Venafro Castello Pandone VenafroIS9.00 -19.009.00 -19.00
PIEMONTE
Forte di GaviGaviAL9.30 -17.30 (ultima visita)9.30 -17.30 (ultima visita)
Area archeologica della Città romana di LibarnaSerravalle ScriviaAL10.00 - 16.0010.00-16.00
Canonica Regolare di Santa Maria di Vezzolano AlbugnanoAT10.00 - 18.0010.00-18.00
Area archeologica della Città romana di Augusta BagiennorumBene VagiennaCN9.00 -17.009.00 -17.00
Castello e Parco di RacconigiRacconigiCN9.00 -18.209.00 - 18.20
Castello di AglièAglièTO8.30 -18.308.30 - 18.30
Area archeologica della Città romana di IndustriaMonteu da PoTOchiusochiuso
Anfiteatro romano di SegusioSusaTO10.00 -16.0010.00 -16.00
Armeria RealeTorinoTO8.30 -19.308.30 -19.30
Galleria Sabauda - evento I quadri del reTorinoTOda definirsida definirsi
Museo di AntichitàTorinoTO8.30 -19.308.30-19.30
Palazzo RealeTorinoTO8.30 -19.30 (ultimo ingresso 18.20)8.30-19.30 (ultimo ingresso 18.20)
Villa della ReginaTorinoTO9.00 -18.009.00 -18.00
Palazzo CarignanoTorinoTO10.00 -18.0010.00 -18.00
PUGLIA
Museo Nazionale Archeologico di AltamuraAltamuraBA8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Castello Svevo di BariBariBA8,30-19,30 (Chiusura biglietteria 19.00)8,30-19,30 (Chiusura biglietteria 19.00)
Palazzo SimiBariBA9.30 - 18.309.30 - 18.30
Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Gioia del ColleGioia del ColleBA8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Area Archeologica di Monte SannaceGioia del ColleBA9.30 - 15.009.30 - 15.00
Museo Nazionale "Jatta"Ruvo di PugliaBA8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Galleria Nazionale della Puglia "Girolamo e Rosaria Devanna"Bitonto BA9.00-19.309.00-19.30
Museo Archeologico e Area Archeologica di EgnaziaFasanoBR8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Castello di Trani TraniBT8.00-20.00 (Chiusura Biglietteria 19.00)8.00-20.00 (Chiusura Biglietteria 19.00)
Castel del MonteAndriaBT10.15-19.45 (Chiusura Biglietteria 19.15)10.15-19.45 (Chius. Biglietteria 19.15)
Antiquarium e Area Archeologica di Canne della BattagliaBarlettaBT8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Galleria Nazionale della Puglia "Girolamo e Rosaria Devanna"BitontoBT9.00-19.309,00-19,30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di ManfredoniaManfredoniaFG8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Castello di CopertinoCopertinoLE8,30-13,30chiuso
Centro Operativo per l'archeologiaManduriaTA10.00 - 13.00 / 15.30-19.3010,00 - 13.00 / 15.30-19.30
Museo Nazionale ArcheologicoTarantoTA8.30-19.308.30-19.30
Complesso San Domenico Sede Soprintendenza Beni Archeologici della PugliaTarantoTA8.30-19.308.30-19.30
SARDEGNA
Museo archeologico Nazionale di CagliariCagliariCA9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Pinacoteca nazionale di CagliariCagliariCA9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Compendio Garibaldino di CapreraCapreraNU9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Antiquarium TurritanoPorto TorresSS9.00 - 20.009.00 - 20.00
Museo Nazionale Archeologico Etnografico G. A. SannaSassariSS9.00 - 20.009.00 - 14.00
TOSCANA
Museo delle Arti e Tradizioni Popolari dell'Alta Valle del Tevere (Palazzo Taglieschi)AnghiariAR9.00 - 19.009.00 - 19.00
Museo Archeologico Statale "C. Cilnio Mecenate" ArezzoAR9.30 -1 9.309.30 - 19.30
Museo di Casa Vasari ArezzoAR8.30 - 13.308.30 - 13.30
Museo Nazionale d'Arte Medievale e Moderna ArezzoAR8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Cappella Bacci - Affreschi di Piero della Francesca ArezzoAR13.00 - 17.309.00 - 19.00
Zona ArcheologicaCortonaAR8.00 - 14.008.00 - 14.00
Cenacolo del GhirlandaioFirenzeFIchiuso9.00-12.00
Cenacolo di Sant'ApolloniaFirenzeFI8.15 -13.50chiuso
Chiostro dello ScalzoFirenzeFIchiuso8.15-13.50
Complesso Monumentale OrsammicheleFirenzeFImuseo chiuso / aperta la chiesamuseo aperto 10.00 - 17.00 / Chiesa chiusa
Giardino di Villa Il VentaglioFirenzeFI8.00-19.008.00-19.00
Cappelle MediceeFirenzeFIchiuso8.15-16.50
Cenacolo di Andrea del SartoFirenzeFI8.15-13.50chiuso
Galleria degli Uffizi e Corridoio VasarianoFirenzeFI8.15 - 18.508.15 - 18.50
Galleria dell'Accademia FirenzeFI8.15 - 18.508.15 - 18.50
Museo Archeologico Nazionale FirenzeFI8.00 - 14.00chiuso
Museo della Casa Fiorentina Antica - Palazzo DavanzatiFirenzeFIchiuso8.15-13.50
Museo di San MarcoFirenzeFI8.15 - 13.50chiuso
Museo Nazionale del BargelloFirenzeFI8.15 - 13.50chiuso
Villa Medicea "Cerreto Guidi"FirenzeFI8.15 -19.008.15-19.00
Villa Medicea della PetraiaFirenzeFI8.15-18.308.15-18.30
Giardino della Villa di CastelloFirenzeFI8.15 - 18.308.15 - 18.30
Circuito Museale (Museo degli Argenti, Museo delle Porcellane, Galleria Palatina e Appartamenti Reali, Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Galleria del Costume, Giardino di Boboli, Giardino Bardini) e mostre in corso (biglietto valido 72 ore)FirenzeFI8.15 -18.50Argenti-Boboli-Porcellane-Costume: aperti 8.15 -18.30  Palatina e  Gall. d'Arte Moderna: chiusi per turno
Parco delle ex Scuderie realiFirenzeFI8.00 - 19.008.00 -19.00
Area Archeologica di VetuloniaCastiglione della PescaiaGR10.00 - 19.0010.00 - 19.00
Area Archeologica di RoselleGrossetoGR8.30-18.308.30-18.30
Antiquarium Statale di CosaOrbetelloGR8.30-19.308.30-19.30
Museo Nazionale delle Residenze Napoleoniche - "Villa di  San Martino" PortoferraioLI9.00-13.009.00-13.00
Certosa MonumentaleCalciPI8.30 -13.308.30-13.30
Museo Nazionale di San Matteo PisaPI8.30 - 13.30chiuso
Museo di Casa GiustiMonsummano TermePT8.00 -14.00 / 15.00 - 18.008.00 -14.00 / 15.00 - 18.00
Ex Chiesa del TauPistoiaPTchiuso8.00-14.00
Fortezza di Santa BarbaraPistoiaPT8.00-14.00chiuso
Oratorio di San DesiderioPistoiaPTchiuso8.00-14.00
Tomba di Montefortini - Area Archeologica di ArtiminoCarmignanoPR8.00-14.008.00 -14.00
Villa Medicea di Poggio a Caiano e GiardinoPoggio a CaianoPR8.15-18.308.15 -18.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale ChiusiSI9.00 - 20.00  9.00 - 20.00
Necropoli di Poggio Renzo - (Visitabile parzialmente solo con il biglietto del Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Chiusi cui è associata)ChiusiSIvisite ore 11.00 e ore 16.00visite ore 11.00 e ore 16.00
Pinacoteca NazionaleSienaSI9.00 - 13.009.00 - 13.00
UMBRIA
Tempietto sul ClitunnoCampello sul ClitunnoPG14.00 - 20.008.00 -14.00
Chiesa Museo San FrancescoCorcianoPG10.00 -13.00 / 15.00 -19.0010.00 -13.00 / 15.00 -19.00
Teatro Romano e Antiquarium GubbioPG10.00 - 19.3010.00 - 19.30
Palazzo DucaleGubbioPG8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell'UmbriaPerugiaPG8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Ipogeo dei Volumni PerugiaPG9.00 - 13.00 / 15.30 - 18.309.00 - 13.00 / 15.30 - 18.30
Galleria nazionale dell'UmbriaPerugiaPG8.30 -19.309.30 -19.00
Castello BufaliniSan GiustinoPG10.00 -13.00 / 15.30 -18.3010.00 -13.00 / 15.30 -18.30
Museo Archeologico Statale di Spoleto SpoletoPG8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Museo del Ducato di SpoletoSpoletoPG9.30 -14.009.30 - 14.00
Rocca AlbornozianaSpoletoPG8.30 - 9.308.30 - 9.30
Museo Archeologico di OrvietoOrvietoTR8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Necropoli Etrusca di Crocifisso del TufoOrvietoTR8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
Abbazia di San Severo e MartirioOrvietoTR11.00 -16.0011.00 -16.00
Area Archeologica di CarsulaeTerniTR8.30 - 19.308.30 - 19.30
VENETO
Museo Nazionale AtestinoEstePD8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di AdriaAdriaRO8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Fratta PolesineFratta PolesineRO8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Basilica paleocristiana e complesso tardo-anticoConcordia SagittariaVE8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Museo Nazionale ConcordiesePortogruaroVE8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Area Archeologica a nord del Museo di AltinoQuarto d'AltinoVE8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Area Archeologica a est del Museo di AltinoQuarto d'AltinoVE8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di AltinoQuarto d'AltinoVE8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)8,30 -19,30 (chiusura biglietteria alle 19.00)
Museo Nazionale di Villa PisaniStraVE8.30 - 20.00 (chiusura ingresso 19.00)8.30 - 20.00 (chiusura ingresso 19.00)
Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana - Sala del Sansovino (percorso museale marciano)VeneziaVE10.00 - 19.0010.00 - 19.00





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