Servizi educativi

Soon a new educational program will be available, featuring guided tours and educational workshops by reservation.

To book group access to the Museum and internal educational activities:

📞 0187 66811
✉️ drm-lig.museoluni@beniculturali.it

Educational activities carried out in collaboration with external staff can be booked by contacting:

Cooperativa Artemisia
📞 333 6118748
✉️ didattica@artemisiacoop.it

Cooperativa Earth
📞 370 3433951
✉️ didattica@earthscrl.it

The educational workshops are currently being defined and will be updated on this page as soon as the new programs become available.
We invite you to check this page regularly for the latest information about upcoming activities and participation details.

Target audience: primary and secondary school students
Duration: 1 h 30 min / 2 h (guided tour + workshop)
To book: +39 0187 66811 | drm-lig.luni@cultura.gov.it

Guided tour of the archaeological site with a focus on games in Ancient Rome,
as known through archaeological finds and iconography.

Participants will then engage in group activities to experience first-hand what was presented during the visit.
(The activity can be tailored to suit different class needs.)

Objectives and skills developed: playful learning, peer interaction, understanding the value of rules and the importance of following them in different play contexts, development of strategic thinking (setting goals and applying game strategies).

Target audience: kindergarten, primary and lower secondary school

Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)

Booking required:
📞 0187 66811
📧 drm-lig.luni@cultura.gov.it

Starting with a visit to the amphitheater, participants will learn more about these ancient fighters—not only about the weapons they used and the training they underwent, but also about their diet and lifestyle.

Their fame was such that they were considered true idols!

The second part of the activity will be dedicated to creating one of the three essential tools of a Roman gladiator: the gladius (sword), the galea (helmet), or the shield.

Target audience: Primary school
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)
Cost per person: €9.00

Target audience: primary school, lower and upper secondary school
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)
Cost per person: €9.00

An engaging journey to discover the theatre and its role in Roman society, including a visit to the remains of the ancient theatre of Luni and related artifacts preserved in the museum.

Just like the Greeks before them, Roman actors wore masks to represent different characters. Often grotesque or comical in appearance, each mask had a specific purpose and function.

Each participant will create their own theatrical mask and take part in a brief performance, acting out a scene from a selected comedy.

Target audience: Primary school (4th and 5th grade), lower secondary school
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)
Cost per person: €9.00

The Roman colony of Luna, founded in 177 BCE on land taken from the Apuan Ligurians, offers a unique perspective for understanding how a Roman city was built.

After visiting the archaeological site—where students will explore the remains of ancient buildings and sections of the cardo and decumanus maximus—the workshop will follow.
Each participant will then plan their own “ideal colony,” guided by the knowledge of ancient topographers and architects!

Target audience: Kindergarten, primary school (1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade)
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)
Cost per person: €9.00

On a September day in the late 4th century CE, a traumatic event—likely an earthquake followed by a devastating fire—disrupted daily life in the city of Luni.

In a house near the West Gate, a family was caught by surprise while cooking. Archaeological investigations have made it possible to reconstruct a “snapshot” of that moment, almost 2,000 years ago.

After an introduction to the most significant objects discovered during the excavation, supported by illustrated information cards, students will cut out and color drawings of the artifacts that interested them the most.

Target audience: Primary school and lower secondary school
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + activity)
Cost per person: €9.00

A treasure hunt through the archaeological site!
During the activity, participants will solve riddles and puzzles that lead them from one clue to the next, as they follow the imagined journey of a marble block from the quarries of Luni to the port of Ostia, and then to destinations across the Roman Empire.

The guided tour of the city dedicated to the goddess Luna will conclude with a hands-on workshop.

Target audience: Primary school and lower secondary school
Duration: 2 hours (guided tour + workshop)
Cost: €9.00 per student

How did the dominus of the villa and his family, especially the children, spend their time?

Some ancient games and pastimes are very similar to those still enjoyed today.

One example is the Stomachion, an ancient skill game which, according to some sources, was invented by the Syracusan mathematician Archimedes.

Countless shapes can be created by rearranging the pieces of this unique puzzle.

The activity will conclude with a workshop where participants will create their own puzzle — guaranteed to give you a “stomachache”!