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Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia, Rome

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Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia houses some of the world's most important sculptures and artifacts from Etruscan civilization. This 16th-century palace, formerly the property of the pope, contains objects from some of Italy's oldest civilizations. Examine ancient ceramics, jewelry, and tools while learning about the history of this highly advanced pre-Roman civilization. The most famous treasure on display here is the terracotta funerary monument Sarcofago degli Sposi, depicting a married couple reclining together at a banquet. In between looking at ancient objects, you can visit the villa's peaceful grounds or restaurant. Put Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia on your schedule, and learn what else deserves a visit by using our Rome holiday planner .

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• By Jezof

  era qualche anno che mancavo da questo museo, già bellissimo all'epoca, ma sicuramente un pò polveroso, statico e lasciato a se stesso. è stata una bella sorpresa tornarci domenica scorsa e trovarlo b...  more »

  it was a few years that I missed from this museum, already beautiful at the time, but definitely a little dusty, static and left to itself. it was a nice surprise to come back last Sunday and find it beautiful, cleaned, with the old pieces valued and new acquisitions on display. Commendable attempt to merge with the themes of the museum, without diluting them, other opportunities to make culture, such as music and books. very welcome to finally find a functioning air conditioning system that allows you to enjoy the visit without suffering even in the summer. The last time it was a real torture and only the passion for archaeology made me take the visit all the way, with the highest price of the temperatures. the bookstore is there, but thanks to the sky it is placed in a very discreet position does not disturb neither the view, nor visitors. there is also a small, fortunately non-intrusive food. No pharaoh works, only small adjustments in the management of spaces and cultural offer that show that you can achieve great results even by working in economics,
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• By GattiM8

  がここに収められています。夫婦の棺はいくら観ても飽きません。カフェはありませんでしたが、コーヒーの自販機はありました。展示品も多くゆっくり観ると3時間ほどはいました。ヴァチカンの近くからトラムに乗って行くと美術館の近くに止まります。  more »

  It is contained here. The coffin of the married couple does not get tired no matter how it sees. There was no café, but there was a vending machine for coffee. There were many exhibits and it took about three hours to watch them slowly. Take the tram from near the Vatican and stop near the museum.
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• By Felipe Becerra

  Beautiful exposition in a wonderful place. The exposition is really well curated (just missing some English translations). The villa is absolutely beautiful

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• By andrew robson

  Great museum,facinating historical information and artifacts ,friendly helpfull staff. maybe needs some better refreshments.

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