National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari
The National Archaeological Museum in Cagliari is Sardinia's most important archaeological museum, housing over 4000 exhibits from prehistory to the early Middle Ages.
Located in the heart of Cagliari, within a museum complex, the National Archaeological Museum tells a nearly 7000-year-old history of Sardinia. It is a window into the island's fascinating past, from the mysterious Nuraghi to the evidence of Roman presence and beyond.
The exhibitions are spread across four floors, offering a didactic overview of Sardinia's cultural development. From prehistoric artifacts to Punic and Roman finds, and objects from the early Middle Ages, the rich and complex history of the island comes alive. Each exhibit tells its own story, allowing a deep dive into Sardinian culture and civilization.
Highlights
- Over 4000 exhibits on Sardinia's history
- Extensive collection from prehistory to the early Middle Ages
- Didactically structured exhibitions across four floors
- Sardinia's most important archaeological museum
Tipps für deinen Besuch
- For group visits, booking in advance is mandatory.
- Check current opening hours and free admission days.
- Allow ample time to explore all four floors.
- Combine your visit with the nearby National Art Gallery.