Polo museale casa Zapata

The Palazzo Zapata houses three distinct sections displaying archaeological findings, historical exhibits, and ethnographic collections from the Sardinian region.

The palace, constructed in the early 1600s for the Spanish Zapata family, revealed an ancient nuragic settlement during renovations in the 1990s.

The ethnographic section presents traditional tools, clothing, and objects that illustrate the daily activities of past Sardinian communities.

The museum complex maintains regular opening hours, provides wheelchair access throughout the building, and offers guided tours in multiple languages.

Excavations beneath the palace floor uncovered a complete nuragic complex, making it the only museum where visitors observe archaeological remains within a noble residence.

Location: Barumini

Accessibility: Rollstuhlgerecht

Address: Piazza Papa Giovanni XXIII, 09021 Barumini SU 09021

Phone: +390709368476

Email: fondazionebarumini@tiscali.it

Website: http://fondazionebarumini.it

GPS coordinates: 39.70289,8.99998

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:59