Parco archeologico di Minturnae

About the museum

Minturnae was founded in 296 BC as a maritime colony on the river Liri, today’s Garigliano. It was rebuilt in the Augustan age and reached its greatest extent under Hadrian, when it acquired markets, baths, houses and an aqueduct. The layout of the city visible today reflects that Hadrianic phase.

The Antiquarium is housed in the arcades of the theatre and holds significant finds, including a gallery of statues and a lapidarium with architectural decorations. The archaeological route is part of the Parco di Minturnae e Ponte Real Ferdinando, managed by the Direzione regionale Musei nazionali Lazio.

Highlights

• Remains of the Roman city in its Hadrianic layout
• Antiquarium in the arcades of the theatre
• Gallery of statues
• Lapidarium with architectural decorations

Permanent exhibition

• Antiquarium di Minturnae – Finds from the Roman city displayed in the arcades of the theatre, including a gallery of statues and a lapidarium of architectural decorations.

Operated by

Direzione regionale Musei nazionali Lazio

Visitors per year

approx. 9,669

Admission & discounts

Electronic tickets are available via the Musei Italiani app.

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