National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia Tickets

Explore the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia at your own pace on a self-guided visit focused on southern Etruria.

Getting started

Scan your ticket at the entrance to the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia and step directly inside for your self-guided visit. You can enter at the confirmed time during the museum's opening hours and move through the spaces in any order you prefer. Public transportation stops are nearby, and the venue offers access for visitors with limited mobility.

What to expect

National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia

Housed in Villa Giulia, this museum focuses on finds from southern Etruria and the middle Tiber Valley. You explore independently on a self-guided visit, choosing how much time to spend in each section.

Features

• Etruscan artifacts including Apollo, Sarcophagus, Vulci bronzes: In the galleries you come across the famous Apollo statue and the Sarcophagus of the Spouses from Cerveteri, alongside bronzes from Vulci that showcase Etruscan craftsmanship in metal.
• Terracottas from Veio, Pyrgi foils, Falisco sculptures: One section highlights terracotta decorations from the Sanctuary of Portonaccio in Veio and gold foils from Pyrgi with Etruscan and Phoenician inscriptions, while the Falisco-Capenate area displays terracotta sculptures from the middle Tiber Valley.
• Nymphaeum, Aqueduct of the Virgin, temple replica: Underground rooms of Villa Giulia include the Nymphaeum and visible remains of the Aqueduct of the Virgin, and in the gardens you see a life-size replica of the Temple of Alatri that helps you visualize an ancient Etruscan sanctuary.
• Entry to National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia: Your ticket gives you access to all these sections and exhibits for a self-guided exploration, without a guided tour included.