A New Year at the Museum of Luni

The new year opens at the Archaeological Park and National Museum of Luni with a program of events dedicated to discovering the ancient city, its cultural connections, and the daily work that takes place behind the scenes of the museum.

Thematic guided tours and meetings with archaeologists will lead visitors through themes of religion, economy, identity, and new projects focused on the conservation of archaeological heritage.

📅 January 4

Free admission to the Archaeological Park and the Museum

⏰ 8.30 am – 1.30 pm (last admission 12.30 pm)

On the first Sunday of the month, a morning of free visits to explore the archaeological area and the museum.

📅 January 13 – 3.00 pm

Luna and the Sacred. Public Cults and Private Devotion

Guided tour with an archaeologist at the museum

🔸 By reservation

A journey into religious practices in ancient Luni, exploring official cults, sacred spaces, and forms of private devotion that reveal the relationship between community, divinities, and daily life.

📅 January 20 – 3.00 pm

Museum at Work: The Project for the New Artefact Storage Facility

Guided tour with an archaeologist at the museum

🔸 By reservation

An opportunity to learn about the project for the new storage facility of the Park, focusing on the work involved in the conservation of archaeological artefacts and the activities essential to the protection of the heritage.

📅 January 27 – 3.00 pm

Ligurians and Etruscans at the Foot of the Apuan Alps

Guided tour with an archaeologist at the museum

🔸 By reservation

A narrative of cultural encounters among the peoples who inhabited and crossed the territory of Luni, highlighting exchanges, influences, and relationships in the context of ancient Italy.

📌 Important Information

Guided tours are included in the admission ticket.

If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the activity will be rescheduled and registered participants will be informed by phone.