Florence National Archaeological Museum Fast Track Ticket

Where you can find various relics,
National Archaeological Museum

Visit the National Archaeological Museum located near Piazza Annunziata in Florence! The National Archaeological Museum of Florence is famous for exhibiting many Etruscan artifacts, including ancient Egyptian artifacts. The relics of the Etruscans, who were the foundation of Roman civilization, are similar to those of the early days of ancient Rome. View the representative artifacts of the National Archaeological Museum of Florence, including the statue of a woman, the chimera, and the krater.

Main exhibition information

The National Archaeological Museum of Florence displays various archaeological artifacts excavated from various regions of Italy from the 8th century BC to the 6th century AD.

Etruscan artifacts:
Relics of the Etruscan people who lived in the Tuscany region of Italy are on display. In particular, it is famous for its terracotta sculptures, bronzeware, and ceramics.

Roman artifacts:
Artifacts created during the Roman Empire's rule over Italy are on display. It is especially famous for its statues, coins, and mosaics.

Ancient Egyptian artifacts:
Ancient Egyptian artifacts discovered in Italy are on display. In particular, mummies, coffins, and sarcophagus are famous.

Other artifacts:
Artifacts from other cultures, including Greece, Phoenicia, and Gaul, are also on display.