The Archaeological Museum of Populonia, opened in 2001 in the town of Piombino, Italy, contains artifacts from what was the ancient territory of Populonia during a period ranging from prehistory to late antiquity.
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A wonderful modern museum, explaining the archaeology of the Etruscans in a logical, chronological order. Every description is in both Italian and English. Very helpful staff (the ones we met speak little English, but we got by anyway, with a few words and a bit of gesticulating). They even invited us to bring our dogs in so that we could visit together rather than one after the other. I couldnt believe that, but luckily our dogs are well behaved, although bored! Highly recommended. Thank...
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Very nice smaller museum. Lovely exhibit on local history over a very long period, that is presented chronologically, which is nicely done. The silver wine jug (not doing it justice) is what I would considder the top piece and very striking. Other nice pieces include armor, daily used objects and burial pieces. Most certainly worth the...
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An absolute jem of a museum. Lots of local finds from nearby excavations and ship wrecks. Etruscan, Roman and Byzantine artifacts. We had a guided tour, included in the orientation, for the 2 of us. Absolutely amazing. Loved it here. 5€ each was an absolute bargain. Thanks. I will come back and do the sites next time but were...
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