Visit

Come and explore the Museum and Archaeological Area of Luni, where the fascinating story of the Roman colony of LUNA unfolds — a city that thrived for over a thousand years!

TIMETABLES

Tuesday – Saturday*

8.30-19.30 (last admission 18.30)

Sunday*

8.30-13.30 (last admission 12.30)

Monday

CLOSED

 

*Winter opening hours of the Amphitheatre:

from friday to sunday 10 am - 1pm; 2.30 pm - 4.30 pm


To visit the museum and archaeological area, booking for GROUPS is advised by emailing drm-lig.luni@cultura.gov.it


FREE ENTRY on the first Sunday of each month

We inform you that this Institute is committed to offer the public visiting hours as extended as possible. The organization of the museum takes place in compliance with the "criteria for opening to the public, supervision and safety of state museums and places of culture" (Ministerial Decree of 30 June 2016).

TICKETS

FULL
€ 5
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REDUCED
€ 2
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COMBINED
with Villa romana del Varignano
€ 8
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PLUS
with guidebook
€ 10
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Amphitheater
€ 2
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Categories of visitors entitled to free admission and reduced-price tickets


Accessibility

MOBILITY ACCESS
The museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities and families with strollers. An elevator is available to reach the first floor.

The archaeological area can be accessed via step-free paths, clearly marked on the map.



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How to find us

Via Appia 9
19034 Luni (SP)
 +39 0187 66811
 drm-lig.museoluni@beniculturali.it

HOW TO REACH THE MUSEUM
Follow the tourist signs for “Antica Città di Luni” (Ancient City of Luni).
The museum parking area is located on Via Falaschi.

HOW TO ARRIVE USING GOOGLE MAPS
Search for “Museo archeologico nazionale di Luni”
or “Parcheggio di Luni” (Luni Parking).

  • The museum can also be reached directly from the A12 highway (without exiting), via two designated rest areas marked “Antica Luni”, located between Sarzana and Carrara exits.

  • After parking your car and passing through the dedicated entrance, the archaeological area is accessible via a 1.2 km walk

  • Be sure to keep the ticket received at the turnstile, as it is required to return to the rest area.

  • For more information, you can contact SALT Operations Center at +39 0584 909269.

  • From the southbound access (towards Livorno), visitors can walk through a tunnel featuring an immersive video that tells the story of the ancient city of Luna.

Routes

WHAT

The Museum of Luni includes both the exhibition building and the archaeological area of the ancient Roman colony dedicated to the goddess Luna.


HOW LONG

The visit can be as short or as long as your interest allows: the archaeological area, now surrounded by the fields of the Lunigiana plain, is extensive (it covers almost the entire area of the ancient Roman city!). On average, we recommend setting aside about two hours.


MAP & AUDIOGUIDE

Upon arrival, visitors can pick up a map of the archaeological site, which also highlights accessible, barrier-free routes. Informative panels are placed throughout the area, and a free audio guide is available on your mobile phone.


TIPS

We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.


SAFETY

For your safety, please stay on marked paths and do not cross any fences.


DON’T MISS

  • Museum at the Casale Gropallo

  • Temple of the goddess Luna

  • Forum

  • Mosaics of the Domus of Oceanus

  • Theatre

  • Amphitheatre

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news & events

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December Events

Ancient stories and new perspectives on the past

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November Events

Discover November at the Archaeological Park of Luni: free admission days, guided tours with archaeologists, and behind-the-scenes visits to ongoing projects and excavations.

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Full Reopening of the Archaeological Area

The archaeological area of the Park is now fully open and accessible

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Museum at Work

The Archaeological Park of Luni opens its work sites

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Museum at work

Museum at Work – The Museum “at Work”

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NOTICE TO VISITORS

the Museum will be closed until 3:00 PM It will still be possible to visit only part of the archaeological area

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Settembre al museo

🌿 Settembre al Parco Archeologico di Luni: visite guidate, aperture serali e scavi in corso

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Partial reopening of the archaeological site

The archaeological site will partially reopen from September 6th.

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