Linguella Museum of Archaeology

There are Etruscan and Roman remains from the VIII cent. BC to the V cent. AD

Where it is	Portoferraio - Calata Buccari
How to get there	Walk along the Medicean basin until you get to the Linguella Tower. Go through the gate and the entrance to the museum is on your left.
Opening hours 2020	From 20.04 to 03.11: 10.00-12.30 / 14.30-18.40
Ticket prices	€ 7,00 / € 5,00 reduced (families minimum 3 paying - from 9 to 18 years - students - over 70s - groups over 20 paying) Cosmopoli Card € 14,00 / reduced € 12,00 (children from 9 years old to 18, students and the over 70s) / Families € 10 (minimum 3 paying) / Groups € 10 (over 20 paying) / no charge (children up to the age of 8, the disabled) - valid for 7 days all and allows you into the following places of culture in Portoferraio: Fortresses, Forte Falcone, Vigilanti Theatre, Linguella, Roman villa in Le Grotte, Foresiana Picture Gallery and Multimedia Exhibition "L'Esilio dell'Aquila".
Contacts	tel. +39 0565 944024 (Cosimo de' Medici) - www.visitaportoferraio.com

Opened in 1988, the Museum of Archaeology is in the old salt store rooms of the Linguella Medicean Fortresses. Catalogued topographically, you can see Etruscan and Roman remains from all of the Tuscan Archipelago that go from the VIII century BC to the V century AD, clear evidence of the importance of Elba and the other islands in Mediterranean sea commerce.

Remains like amphoras, vases, arms and instruments from shipwrecks, offshore fortresses, necropolis and pleasure villas, tell us of a century old culture that is explained in detail on the educational illustration panelsto be found all over the museum.