Museo Civico Ingauno
The Civico Museo Ingauno opens a window onto Albenga’s long past, housed since 1933 in the old town hall that rises beside the historic heart of Albenga. This museum gathers epigraphic documents, relics, and artifacts from excavations in Albenga and the surrounding area, dating from pre-Roman times through the medieval era. In the Sala dei Consoli, on the ground floor of the Palazzo Vecchio’s tower, you encounter inscriptions from Roman Albingaunum, including the I century inscription of P. Aurelius Meleager, the II century inscription of Valerius Severus, and the late II century base honoring P. Mucius Verus. A Byzantine-era inscription commemorates Honorata, wife of Albenga’s count and tribune Tzittano in 568, and a Lombard-era stone from Marinaces on Gallinara speaks to the relics of San Calocero being found and re-situated. …
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