ETRU – National Etruscan Museum
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What we established ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: the official site is museoetru.it. Its tickets are sold on coopculture.it, the ticket shop its official site links to. Added to our site on .
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TICKETS FULL PRICE 13 € ONLY GARDENS 4€ (only at events taking place in the garden) REDUCED PRICE * 2 € See MiC policy for admission benefits. … Free admission on the first Sunday of the month and April 25, June 2 and November 4.
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ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: address
ADDRESS Piazzale di Villa Giulia 9 00196 Rome, ItalyOpen in Google Maps →✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: opening hours
OPENING HOURS Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 8.30 am - 7.30 pm (last admission 6.30 pm, closing of rooms 7.00 pm).✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: closing days
CLOSURES Closed on Monday, 25 December and 1 January.✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: what should I know before visiting?
FRANÇOIS TOMB Visits to the François Tomb and the exhibition are included in the museum admission ticket. Admission is limited, and reservations are required. … PLEASE NOTE Some rooms may be closed temporarily or have limited opening hours during fit-out work. Some exhibits could be temporarily on loan. The Macchina del Tempio and the Ori Castellani room will be closed on the days with free admission.✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: how to get there
PUBLIC TRANSPORT tram numbers 2, 3 and 19; metro A Flaminio 14-minute walk from the Flaminio stop of Metro Line A✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30ETRU – National Etruscan Museum: is it wheelchair accessible?
Physical disabilities ETRU has removed most architectural barriers. Accessibility to some rooms is provided for people with mobility impairments through alternative routes, elevators, and stair lifts (not yet approved for motorized chairs). A wheelchair is available at the entrance upon request.. Visual impairments ETRU routinely organises events and activities for blind or visually impaired visitors.✓ museoetru.it/prepare-your-visit · 2026-10-30After the papal pomp of the sixteenth century, the Villa experienced a long period of decline until 1889 when, at the instigation of Felice Barnabei, an Italian archaeologist and politician, it was finally transformed into a museum, recovering one of the most fascinating places of the Italian Renaissance and providing the newborn nation with a museum entirely dedicated to the most remote origins of Italian identity, with an exhibition focused on the pre-Roman antiquities of peoples such as the Etruscans and the Italics (in particular Falisci, Umbrians, Latins and Sabines).