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Monday 8 February the National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari will reopen to the public!
From Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 20:00, the Archaeological Museum and the National Gallery will be open to visitors again.
In recent weeks, a new section of the Archaeological Museum has been set up dedicated to Roman glass. Ointments, jugs, pitchers, urns, cups and glasses from Cornus, Tharros, Porto Torres and other locations in Sardinia will now be visible on the second floor of the Museum.
In the National Gallery some Hispano-Moorish ceramics from the Pula Fund with a particular “metallic luster” decoration, dating back to the 14th century AD, will have been exhibited. The ceramics were found at the end of the nineteenth century in the town of Pula. In addition, the lighting of the great reliquary, the work of a 16th-century Tuscan workshop, was restored.
To ensure a visit in complete safety, admissions to the Museum will be limited, therefore booking is strongly recommended for single visitors and necessary for groups. Without reservation, entry cannot be guaranteed.
To book the visit to the Museum or to the National Gallery or to both of them, write at least 24 hours in advance to:
man-ca.prenotazioni@beniculturali.it
During the entire visit to the exposition rooms it will be necessary to wear a mask, respect the safety distance and follow the instructions of the staff and information panels.
Visit this page for more details on how to visit.
