The museum is located inside a fortress in a dominant position over the city. The collections are of great interest, in the corridor there are fossil remains found in the area, in the first room Neolithic finds and a dozen stele statues of Lunigiana. The next room displays Bronze and Iron Age materials, very interesting the grave goods of the ancient Ligurians. The route continues with materials from the Roman era, upstairs there are testimonies from the city of Luni, statues, stelae, reliefs, furnishings, objects of worship, mosaics, up to materials from the late ancient era that testify to the transformation of a Roman city until the Middle Ages. The museum has great potential but at present it appears a little neglected. Some lights on the windows of the Ligurian tombs were electrocuted, little didactic panels, almost absent upstairs, and the bookshop practically abandoned. I would add that the caretaker let me out 10 minutes before closing from the upstairs rooms without many pleasantries. This museum has the potential to be an important point of reference for those who want to learn about the archaeological history of western Liguria but at present its management does not enhance the possibilities.

Very nice Castello with great views over la Spezia. The exhibition inside was perfect. Small but very well described and with many small details. The pieces are diverse and all genuine from a proven collection

Easily accessible. Lovely place... especially the terraces, where there are lovely viewpoints. All in all I did not mind... but I expected to find things more related to the castle itself, court life and the like. Instead there is "only" one large archaeological museum... for heaven's sake, nothing to take away, but if you visit a castle you expect something to do with it. Experience all in all good.