November Events

🏛️ Sunday, 1 November
Sunday at the Museum
On the first Sunday of the month, admission to the National Museum and Archaeological Park of Luni is free of charge.

The site will be open from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm, with last admission at 12:30 pm.

Please remember that, even on free admission days, visitors are required to collect a ticket at the ticket office before entering.

🎟️ Wednesday, 4 November
Free admission
Another opportunity to visit the Museum and Archaeological Park free of charge throughout the day.

Opening hours will be 8:30 am to 7:30 pm, with last admission at 6:30 pm.

🕯️ Tuesday, 10 November | 3:00 pm
Religio. Devotion and cults in ancient Luni
Which deities were worshipped in Luna? And how did religion shape the public and private lives of the inhabitants of the colony?

This themed tour with an archaeologist will focus on public and private cults, tracing their presence through monuments, artefacts and evidence preserved in the Museum and Archaeological Park.

The guided tour is included in the admission ticket. Booking required.

🌿 Saturday, 14 November | 10:30 am
Luni and the UNESCO MAB Biosphere Reserve
The Archaeological Park of Luni continues to strengthen its connection with the surrounding area.

On Saturday, 14 November, the new information point of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines UNESCO MAB Biosphere Reserve will be inaugurated in the Park car park, together with new information panels dedicated to the project.

A new way to highlight the relationship between cultural heritage, landscape and the environment.

👑 Tuesday, 17 November | 3:00 pm
Exspecto patronum: Augustus and the colony of Luna
What traces remain today of Augustus’ presence and influence in the colony of Luna?

This themed tour with an archaeologist will guide visitors through the Museum and Archaeological Park in search of evidence linked to the first Roman emperor and his relationship with the city.

A journey through monuments and artefacts that sheds light on a crucial period in Roman history.

The guided tour is included in the admission ticket. Booking required.

🛠️ Tuesday, 24 November | 3:00 pm
Museum at Work: caring for the Archaeological Park
Museum at Work returns with a new opportunity to discover the daily work carried out behind the scenes.

Archaeologists and conservators will guide visitors through the maintenance areas of the Park, showing the work required to preserve structures, mosaics and archaeological surfaces exposed to the elements.

A different way to experience the site, not only through what visitors see during a visit, but also through the continuous work that makes its long-term preservation possible.

The guided tour is included in the admission ticket. Booking required.