Museo Archeologico Lilibeo già Museo Archeologico Baglio Anselmi

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Beautiful and archaeological park. Ticket for both is 12€ (or separately 10€+4€). Amazing remaining of the ancient city of Lilybaeum must be visited, even though it is not in good condition and needs better maintenance. Thoroughly enjoyed it! For a relatively small town like Marsala it is an imposing archeological treasure trove, did not have many expectations but was really impressed, especially with the 2 ships! Just 2 things for the management to consider: 1) the park would look even better if some of the plastic trash by the edges would be cleaned up 2) you should update your website opening hours. In OCt 2024 the last admission is 18:30. I really do recommend this to get a glimpse of old Marsala! Beautiful exhibition, lots of great explanations, videos & additional info boards. Very enjoyable for young kids too. The garden is a bit neglected unfortunately. Nice museum! Worth to visit! I am not into too much. But this intrigued me. Everything is given with proper explanation. I was hesitating to visit, but when finally I did, it was worth. Really recommended. p.s entrance ticket is 4€ I’m not a fan of places like this, it’s just not my cup of tea, but I must admit that it was impressive and really nicely designed. It’s great to see how passionate can people be (in this case: archeologists). I enjoyed it much more than archeological in Reggio di Calabria 😅 Definitely worth a visit for the two ships and the beautiful finds. We were lucky and the staff invited all visitors to the nearby cave of the Sybil in the San Giovanni charch. This free and unexpected tour was beyond expectations. A wonderful museum. The initial building is small and dedicated to the remains of a Punic warship on one side and local artifacts on the other. A short walk behind the structure leads you to the ruins of an ancient Roman villa that has gorgeous floor mosaics. The church of St. John the Baptist is also in the vicinity and sits on the “Sibyl’s Grotto” where the Sibyl of Lilibeo (the original name of the city) lived and was consulted by people in ancient times! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Public beach Museum Museum Museum