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Every first Sunday of the month, Italian national monuments open their doors to their public and invite everyone to visit their collections.
free admission every first Sunday of the month in museums and state-owned sites.
The initiative, known as #DOMENICALMUSEO (Sunday at the Museum), allows access without payment of any ticket to museums, gardens, archaeological parks and and state-owned sites.
… and, so why not make arrangements to get up close and personal with the state’s artistic and cultural heritage?
Visits are conducted during the usual opening hours, with access by reservation where provided.
Below you will find the many locations in Emilia-Romagna that are participating in the initiative, divided by tourist destination: Emilia, Bologna & Modena, Romagna.
DESTINATION: EMILIA
PIACENZA
Veleia Archaeological Area and Antiquarium
Location: Strada Provinciale,14 – Lugagnano Val d’Arda (Piacenza)

PARMA
- Pilotta Monumental Complex (National Gallery of Parma, Palatine Library, Farnese Theatre, Bodoni Museum & National Archaeological Museum of Parma)
Location: Piazzale della Pilotta, 15 Parma - Torrechiara Castle
Location: Borgo del Castello, Langhirano (Parma)
Torrechiara Castle Ph. Floriana Avellino via shutterstock
Parma, Pilotta Monumental ComplexPh. Aleksandr Medvedkov via shutterstock
DESTINAZION: BOLOGNA AND MODENA
BOLOGNA
- National Gallery of Bologna
Location: Via delle Belle Arti, 56 – Bologna - “Pompeo Aria” National Etruscan Museum
Location: Via Porrettana Sud, 13 – Marzabotto (BO)
Marzabotto (BO) Pompeo Aria National Etruscan Museum Ph. francesco de marco via shutterstock
Bologna National Gallery Ph. BolognaWelcome
MODENA
- Gallerie Estensi (Galleria Estense Modena / Estense Lapidary Museum)
Location: Largo Porta Sant’Agostino, 337 – Modena - Ducal Palace of Sassuolo
Location: Piazzale della Rosa, 10 – Sassuolo (MO)
DESTINAZION: ROMAGNA
FERRARA
- Abbey and Museum of Pomposa
Location: Via Pomposa Centro, 6 – Codigoro (FE) - Estensi Gallery – National Gallery of Ferrara
Location: Corso Ercole I d’Este, 21 – Ferrara - National Archaeological Museum of Ferrara
Location: Via XX Settembre, 122 – Ferrara - Museum of Casa Romei
Location: Via Savonarola, 30 – Ferrara - Roman Necropolis of Voghenza
Location: Via Dante Alighieri, 8 – Voghenza (FE)
Ferrara, Costabili Palace, house of the National Archaeological Museum of Ferrara Ph. Only Fabrizio via shutterstock
Ferrara, Diamanti Palace, house of the National Gallery of Ferrara Ph. FABRIZIO CONTE via shutterstock
RAVENNA
- Palazzo Milzetti – The Museum of the Neoclassical Age in Romagna
Location: Via Giulio Cesare Tonducci, 15 – Faenza (RA) - Basilica of Sant’Apollinare in Classe
Location: Via Romea Sud, 224 – Ravenna - Arian Baptistery
Location: Piazzetta degli Ariani – Ravenna - Mausoleum of Theodoric
Location: Via delle Industrie, 14 – Ravenna - Nazional Museum of Ravenna
Location: Via San Vitale, 17 – Ravenna - The Roman Villa archaelogical complex of Russi
Location: Via Fiumazzo, 17 – Russi (RA)
Milzetti Palace, Museum of the Neoclassical Age in Romagna via Facebook
Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe, Ravenna
FORLÌ-CESENA
- National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina
Location: Via Cesio Sabino, 38 – Sarsina (FC) - Roman city of Mevaniola
Location: Via Borgo – 47010 Galeata (FC)
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