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Lorenzo Rolla (2 months ago)
Fantastic news! The National Archaeological Museum was inaugurated in the rooms of the castle. In these spaces the history of the territory populated by the Ausoni-Aurunci is reconstructed, from its origins in the Iron Age (9th-8th century BC) to the foundation of the Latin colonies of Suessa and Minturnae after the Roman conquest of 313 BC. In the first three rooms the story retraces the pre-Roman phases, focusing specifically on the sanctuaries and enclosed sacred areas. The subsequent rooms illustrate the Roman age with a tripartite narrative: the first is dedicated to the extra-urban area, characterized by the presence of rustic villas and settlements dedicated to the production of wine; the second, to the urban space of Suessa; the third, at the theater of Sessa Aurunca. To ensure full usability of the archaeological heritage on display, they have been installed tactile stations for blind visitors and multimedia tools that integrate the exhibition with documents of a high cultural level. Opening hours: Tuesday and Friday 3.00pm-7.00pm (last entry 6.30pm), Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 9.00am-1.00pm (last entry 12.30pm), closed on Mondays. The ticket is also valid for entry to the Roman Theater of Sessa Aurunca.
Fantastic news! The National Archaeological Museum was inaugurated in the rooms of the castle. In these spaces the history of the territory populated by the Ausoni-Aurunci is reconstructed, from its origins in the Iron Age (9th-8th century BC) to the foundation of the Latin colonies of Suessa and Minturnae after the Roman conquest of 313 BC. In the first three rooms the story retraces the pre-Roman phases, focusing specifically on the sanctuaries and enclosed sacred areas. The subsequent rooms illustrate the Roman age with a tripartite narrative: the first is dedicated to the extra-urban area, characterized by the presence of rustic villas and settlements dedicated to the production of wine; the second, to the urban space of Suessa; the third, at the theater of Sessa Aurunca. To ensure full usability of the archaeological heritage on display, they have been installed tactile stations for blind visitors and multimedia tools that integrate the exhibition with documents of a high cultural level. Opening hours: Tuesday and Friday 3.00pm-7.00pm (last entry 6.30pm), Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 9.00am-1.00pm (last entry 12.30pm), closed on Mondays. The ticket is also valid for entry to the Roman Theater of Sessa Aurunca.
Simone Cesarano (3 months ago)
Inside the castle there is a small museum (a small room) with archaeological finds from the Roman theater of Sessa Aurunca.
Inside the castle there is a small museum (a small room) with archaeological finds from the Roman theater of Sessa Aurunca.
Lilly (5 months ago)
Little known but it is an interesting site. In the exhibition hall, the statue of Mindia Matidia Minor stands out for its grandeur, in black and white marble, the headless statue of the emperor Hadrian, stuccos and frescoes of the Roman Theater
Little known but it is an interesting site. In the exhibition hall, the statue of Mindia Matidia Minor stands out for its grandeur, in black and white marble, the headless statue of the emperor Hadrian, stuccos and frescoes of the Roman Theater
Patrizio Aucello (6 months ago)
Truly fantastic setting inside the Ducal Castle of Sessa Aurunca, even more so when you find the performance of maestro Ambrogio Sparagna in concert..
Truly fantastic setting inside the Ducal Castle of Sessa Aurunca, even more so when you find the performance of maestro Ambrogio Sparagna in concert..
Paolo Squadroni (2 years ago)
Inside there is a small museum with Roman archaeological finds, a real gem to visit, few but truly beautiful pieces.
Inside there is a small museum with Roman archaeological finds, a real gem to visit, few but truly beautiful pieces.
