Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum is one of the most important sights of Milan. It is located in the building of the former monastery of San Maurizio Maggiore, founded in the VIII century. On its territory preserved Roman ruins and two medieval towers, which are part of the exhibition. Thus, the building of the museum itself is of historical value.

The museum’s extensive collection is divided and exhibited according to its era and culture. Of great interest are expositions dedicated to the cultures of Gandhara and Caesarea, magnificent medieval frescoes, Greek and Etruscan collections. Attention is drawn to ancient vases, household items, jewelry, weapons and many other items representing the history of Milan. Here you can see the preserved remains of ancient Roman civilization, discovered during archaeological excavations.

The hall dedicated to ancient music is located on the first floor of the museum. The museum staff carries out serious scientific work to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of the country. In the cinema bar, visitors can get acquainted with an extensive collection of documentaries telling about the history of the ancient city.