While the highlight’s undoubtedly the Capistrano Warrior, there’s much else to relish here. Well worth a visit; it’s rarely busy.

This museum traces the evolution of the people of Chieti and the tribes that inhabited it. Wonderful exhibits of the items from the time. Really fantastic. Allow at least 2 hours. It does get a bit overwhemlimg after a while but a muct see. Highly...More

Apart from the very well known warrior of Capestrano which is a must to see if you are in Abruzzo, this museum houses a nice collection of funerary objects found in several burial areas in Abruzzo which date back to IV or V cent BC....More

The one in Pescara about the peoples of the Abruzzo is fine, but the scope of this museum is amazing. It is very new and the explanations under the exhibits are also in good English. It is located in a beautiful villa in a scenic...More

It is one of the best museums in this part of Italy. It has so many important sculptures, ceramics, small objects and all very nicely exhibited. It is a must to visit this museum. It cost 4 euro for adults and 2 for reduced. If...More

My only objection to this place is the same that others have posted: the personnel make you feel like an intruder. Except for the bored ticket seller, though, I was lucky enough to have been alone the whole time there! it'll take you an hour...More

An excellently laid out museum with locally found artifacts. If old coins are your interest, it has a wonderful collection. There is also jewelry, statues & other fascinating pieces. Located in an old villa, the estate is now a popular park.