Etruscan Museum

Have you never heard of the Etruscans Museum? You are not the only one who feels this way. The Etruscan Museum, established by Pope Gregory XVI in the mid-nineteenth century, contains 18 rooms of items that give new light to the Etruscans' lives and beliefs about the afterlife. Not only funeral artifacts but also artworks and things from the daily lives of these fascinating people have been discovered in Etruscan graves throughout Tuscany. This civilization, which dates back to 900 BC, remains a mystery, but the National Etruscan Museum is working to change that.

The collection of ivory, copper and glass objects that are attractively displayed will open your eyes. Because of its small size, Etruscans Museum is a fantastic destination to stop by at the end of your Italy vacation, so leave your stuff at a nearby luggage storage facility and enjoy an educational stroll.

Location: Etruscan Museum, Vatican City
Time to visit Etruscan Museum: you can visit this destination from 08:30 am to 07:30 pm