Museo Archeologico Provinciale di Salerno

From 9 July 2013, the management of services to the public of the museum and its exploitation are entrusted to the association Cultural Foundries - www.fonderieculturali.it

Opened October 28, 1928 in the Government Palace, the current seat of the Province of Salerno, the Provincial Archaeological Museum has had over the years different locations. In 1939, following the outbreak of World War II, the Museum was moved to the Casina of the Agricultural Garden, to return once the war in the former home, where he remained until 1964, when the then Director Venturino Panebianco chose the complex of St. Benedict as a permanent location. The first exhibition of the museum complex was designed and created in the seventies by the renowned architect Ezio de Felice. Maintenance work and restyling completed in February 2013 once again raised a respectful exhibition design of the restoration and the original design philosophy. The concierge services, ticketing, education and care of Cultural Foundries events.