The Civic Archaeological Museum of Bologna has been housed in the 15th-century Palazzo Galvani since its official opening on 25 September 1881.
Museums
Trajan’s Column and Markets (RO)
The name “Imperial Fora” refers to the five monumental complexes commissioned by the emperors and built in topographical continuity with the Roman Forum of the regal and
republican period, replacing it in its religious, political and administrative role.
Capitoline Museums (RO)
The Capitoline Museums are housed in two buildings facing each other: the Palazzo dei Conservatori and the Palazzo Nuovo, or Palazzo del Museo.
Arsago Seprio Museum (VA)
The Arsago Seprio Museum gathers in its three rooms the archaeological finds from the excavations carried out by the Archaeological Superintendency over the last thirty years. They make it possible to follow the settlement of Arsago and its territory from prehistory up to the Visconti. Continue reading Arsago Seprio Museum (VA)
Bolzano Museum (BZ)
The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology documents the prehistory and history of South Tyrol from the end of the last Ice Age (15,000 BC) to the Carolingian period (around 800 AD). Continue reading Bolzano Museum (BZ)
Chieti Museum (CH)
The National Archaeological Museum of Chieti is housed in Villa Frigerij, a neoclassical building from 1830. Continue reading Chieti Museum (CH)