Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Luni
The Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Luni anchors the ancient city’s story in the present, housing a rich array of finds from the lunar area. Founded in 1964, the museum sits within the archaeological zone of Luni, in Liguria, where excavations have yielded a remarkable panorama of Roman Lunar life. The galleries are organized across multiple sections that foreground statuary and portraiture, ceramics, numismatics, and everyday objects in glass and bronze, with the first floor dedicated to epigraphy and a reconstruction of the lunese domus using original materials for educational purposes. Visitors move through the main exhibit spaces to view the decorated Capitolium and the Great Temple, where you’ll find antefixes depicting Artemis Persica and a fragment of a republican opus signinum pavement. …
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