National Archaeological Museum of Taranto

The National Archaeological Museum of Taranto, known as MArTA, was founded in 1887 in the former 18th-century convent of San Pasquale. Its collections trace Taranto and Apulia from prehistory to the early Middle Ages, with Greek pottery and sculpture from Magna Graecia, Roman mosaics and the goldsmith's work known as the Gold of Taranto.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue08:30–19:30

Wed08:30–19:30

Thu08:30–19:30

Fri08:30–19:30

Sat08:30–19:30

Sun09:30–17:30

Nearby

Ponte Girevole

bridge

Castello Aragonese

castle

Temple of Poseidon

historic site

Taranto Cathedral

church

Official site

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