National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia
Skip the line to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and see fascinating remnants of Etruscan civilization. See ancient jewelry, pottery, bronze and marble sculptures that pre-date the Romans, and which were excavated at Cerveteri. Marvel at masterpieces such as the 6th
Highlights
- Skip the line to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and see fascinating remnants of Etruscan civilization.
- See ancient jewelry, pottery, bronze and marble sculptures that pre-date the Romans, and which were excavated at Cerveteri.
- Marvel at masterpieces such as the 6th century BC Apollo from Veio and the Dea con Bambino (Goddess with a Baby).
About this experience
Skip the line to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and wander among artifacts that originated in actual burial tombs. This museum is in Pope Julius III's country retreat, and full of fascinating statues, frescoes, and more. Located near Villa Borghese, not far from the National Gallery of Modern Art, it's an easy-to-reach slice of Italian history. Peruse the different sections dedicated to the most important facets of Etruscan civilization.
Cancellation and terms
This experience is non-refundable once booked. The operator does not offer a refund window on this product.
Know before you go
Child policy: Children aged 0-17 years old are free of charge. Good to know: - Last admission: 1 hour before closing. - Villa Poniatowski is temporarily closed to the public due to maintenance. Directions to getting there: Take tram 19 and disembark at the Museo Etrusco Villa Giulia stop, or take any bus with a Villa Giulia stop.