The museum is fascinating with Roman tomb stones in perfect condition because they were used as flooring upside down giving us the relics in good condition

This was our last stop of the day. We were in awe of everything we had seen plus tired and almost skipped this stop. Glad we did not. The ivory chair was unbelievable and then you look up in another room and you are right...More

This was our first stop in Ravenna. It was interesting to various artifacts from previously closed churches in Ravenna. Also inside is the Cappella di Sant'Andrea - which is beautiful and one of the UNESCO sites.

This museum behind the cathedral holds a wealth of church treasures from the area. Tombs, statues, vestments, silver, gold , paintings and three treasures of interest found nowhere else. First the bishop’s throne constructed of ivory panels with biblical themes, second the Easter calendar from...More

This museum is small enough to allow for a full tour of the collection without getting exhausted. The chapel's mosaics are a big draw, but so is the very early Christian bishop's throne, made of carved ivory. There is also a fascinating early calendar -...More

Worth it for the throne and chapel. I love Ravenna and mosaics so maybe I’m biased. I’ve never been to a disappointing attraction here but the competition is great in this small town.

The place itself is beautiful but the two wonders I just mentioned in the title are what you're looking at and for: takes a good hour to fully appreciate both wonders (ticket price included in the Ravena museum card)