Particularly strong on the Etruscans, with some nice little bronzes
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Particularly strong on the Etruscans, with some nice little bronzes
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A roman amphitheater (2nd century AD) and museum filled with its finds.
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There are three floors and lots of rooms so give it plenty of time and don't go before lunch or you will run out of energy.
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A quick visit to this Museum will give the visitor a real insight into the early development of the Umbrian people and the absorption of this region into the growing Roman empire. As fascinating as the history of the Roman Empire is, I also like to find out about the 'pre-Roman' Italians, and that is something that this museum does...
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We found this museum very interesting. The exhibits were very well laid out and there were displays in both Italian and English which obviously helped us a great deal. We visited while the amphitheatre was being set up for the Spoleto Festival but it was still very impressive. While there we were lucky enough to get chatting to a staff...
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I greatly enjoyed the museum and its presentation of life in the city 2,000 years ago. The organization and presentation of their story is very well done. it does not take too long to see it all. I think I spent maybe 90 minutes in the museum before going into the amphitheater - and that was time lingering over the...
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