Fodor's Expert Review Civico Museo Archeologico "Giovanni Patroni"

Pula

Editor's Note: This property is currently undergoing renovations.

The small archaeological museum in the center of Pula, currently closed for renovation work, houses excavations of an ancient site at Nora, developed between 7th century BC and AD 8. The museum explores the area's colonization from Arab, Phoenician, Punic, and Roman times and the founding of the oldest town in Sardinia. A guided tour is included in the price to see amphoras, anchors, pottery, and inscribed stones. The collection's highlight is gold foil with heads of "gorgoneion"—it was uncovered in Nora's necropolis and is used as the museum's logo.

Quick Facts

Corso Vittorio Emanuele 67
Pula, Sardinia  09010, Italy

070-9209610

www.nora.beniculturali.unipd.it

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: €3, €7.50 including archaeological site at Nora, Apr.–Sept., daily 9–8; Oct.–Mar., Tues.–Sun. 9–5:30

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