The San Lorenzo Archaeological Museum guards the true heart of the archaeological collections cities. Through a thematic route divided into three sections, visitors can discover over 500 exhibits that tell the ancient history of the area:
- Public space: dominated by the monumental remains of a large building, probably the city theatre, originally located at the current via Cesare Battisti.
- The private space: told through the rich details of the domus of Labyrinth (via Cadolini), of the Nymphaeum (Piazza Marconi) and of via Colletta.
- Necropolises: a journey into the funerary world among imposing monuments e precious trophies.
Archaeology here becomes interactive through the use of Oculus viewers, which offer a’immersive experience to virtually explore the peristyle, the dispensation and the refined bedroom of domus of the Nymphaeum.
The museum is also a place inclusive and welcomingparticular attention is devoted to the’accessibility, with specific routes for visually impaired and blind and texts easy to read and understand, designed to best accompany all audiences.









