SpoletoCard is an integrated ticket to visit the 7 museums in the city of Spoleto.
Valid for 7 days, it offers savings of up to 20.00 euros, free or discounted thematic tours, benefits at other museums, promotions at affiliated businesses.
The Festival dei Due Mondi is one of the most prestigious cultural events in Italy. It brings together different art forms, including opera, music, dance, theater, literature and visual arts.
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Founded in 1947 by Adriano Belli, a lawyer and musicologist, with the aim of initiating into the profession of opera those young people with special artistic qualities who, having completed their singing studies, had not yet made their debut.
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The Basilica of San Salvatore is an early Christian church recognized for its extraordinary historical and architectural value. The building has been included among the UNESCO serial sites “Lombards in Italy: places of power (568-774 AD)” since 2011.
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Palazzo Collicola is one of the most important aristocratic buildings in Spoleto. Built for the Collicola family, this palace is an example of Baroque architecture and houses inside the Carandente Museum, which collects works of modern and contemporary art. Today it is a lively cultural center, hosting exhibitions, events, and activities.
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Housed in the former monastery of Sant’Agata, you can admire a rich collection of artifacts that tell the story of Spoleto, from the earliest evidence of the Bronze Age to Roman times. A fascinating journey that reveals the evolution of this city through unique finds such as mosaics, sculptures and everyday objects
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Spoleto’s Roman Theater is an ancient archaeological jewel that dates back to the first century BC. Located in the heart of the city, it offers fascinating evidence of Roman life. With its 70-meter-diameter cavea and splendid natural acoustics, this theater has been unearthed in modern times and now hosts numerous cultural events, bringing to life the excitement of theatrical performances of antiquity.
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An ancient patrician home, hidden beneath Town Hall Square, that takes us back to the splendor of Roman times. Discovered in the late 19th century, it preserves intact splendid floor mosaics and frescoes that decorated the rooms. It is a unique testimony to the Roman lifestyle and art, an archaeological gem that allows us to travel back in time
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Spoleto’s Rocca Albornoziana is an imposing fortress that dominates the city from the top of Colle Sant’Elia. Built in the 14th century at the behest of Egidio Albornoz, it is a symbol of papal power and a masterpiece of military architecture. Today, it houses the National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto, which holds archaeological finds and works of art that tell the story of the city and its territory
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