Visit

Opening hours

Tuesday–Saturday*

8:30–19:30 (last admission at 18:30)

Sunday*

8:30–13:30 (last admission at 12:30)

Monday

CLOSED

* Amphitheatre winter opening hours (November 2026–March 2027)

Friday–Sunday, 10:00–13:00 and 14:30–16:30
Amphitheatre phone: 3336118748

Group visits to the Museum and Archaeological Park should ideally be booked in advance by emailing drm-lig.luni@cultura.gov.it.

FREE ADMISSION

on the first Sunday of each month

The museum aims to offer the longest possible visiting hours. It operates in accordance with the criteria for public opening, supervision and safety at state museums and cultural sites (Ministerial Decree of 30 June 2016).

Tickets

Full price €5

Reduced price €2

Combined ticket €8

Includes the Roman Villa at Varignano

Plus €10

Includes a printed guide

Ultra Plus €20

Includes the catalogue for the 2024 exhibition “Pietra di Luna” at Palazzo Reale, Genoa

Amphitheatre €2

Available at the Amphitheatre ticket office

Free admission for visitors under 18.
Other eligible visitors can receive free or reduced admission.

Accessibility

MOBILITY ACCESS

The museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities and families with pushchairs. A lift provides access to the first floor.

Step-free routes to the archaeological site are marked on the map.

Getting here

Via Appia 9
19034 Luni (SP)
+39 0187 66811
drm-lig.museoluni@cultura.gov.it

DIRECTIONS TO THE MUSEUM

Follow the brown tourist signs for “Antica Città di Luni”.
The museum car park is on Via Falaschi.

DIRECTIONS ON GOOGLE MAPS

Search for “National Archaeological Museum of Luni” or “Luni car park”.

You can also reach the museum directly from the A12 motorway without leaving it. Use either of the two dedicated rest areas signposted “Antica Luni” between Sarzana and Carrara.*

After parking in the rest area, go through the dedicated entrance and walk 1.2 km to the archaeological site.

Keep the pass issued at the turnstile so you can return to the rest area. For information, call the SALT operations centre at 0584 909269.

From the southbound entrance towards Livorno, you can walk through a tunnel with an immersive video about the history of the ancient city of Luna.*

Visitor tips

WHAT TO SEE

The Museum of Luni includes the exhibition building and the excavated remains of the ancient Roman colony dedicated to the goddess Luna.

HOW LONG TO ALLOW

You can take a shorter or longer route depending on your interests. The archaeological site stretches across the fields of the Luni plain and covers almost the entire ancient Roman city. We recommend allowing about two hours.

MAP AND AUDIO GUIDE

Pick up a map at the entrance. It shows the accessible routes through the archaeological site. Information panels are available on site, and you can listen to a free audio guide on your phone.

VISITOR TIPS

Wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

SAFETY

For your safety, stay on the marked paths and do not climb over fences.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Museum at Casale Gropallo
• Temple of the Goddess Luna
• Forum
• Mosaics of the House of Oceanus
• Theatre
• Amphitheatre