Among the most important evidences of Lombard domination in the lands of the Duchy of Spoleto are the grave goods from the necropolis of Nocera Umbra, part of which are now preserved in the National Museum of the Duchy.
Among the archaeological finds there are jewels worn by Longobard women, such as silver brooches, glass and amethyst necklaces, and gold or silver belt decorations, the feature of male burials along with the typical weaponry and equipment of Longobard warriors.
Piazza Campello
+39 0743 224952
spoletomusei@gmail.com
11/06/2026
From 11 to 14 June, the 60th edition of Spoleto’s traditional event ...
READ MORE
13/06/2026
Spoleto Card themed guided tours are scheduled every week ...
READ MORE
14/06/2026
Telling the story of the territory through art and wine ...
READ MORE
14/06/2026
Scheduled visits at Palazzo Collicola, Casa Romana and Rocca Albornoz – National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto ...
READ MORE
14/06/2026
The market takes place in Spoleto every second Sunday of the month ...
READ MORE
19/06/2026
19–28 June in San Brizio di Spoleto ...
READ MORE
19/06/2026
On Friday 19 and Saturday 20 June at the Chiostro di San Nicolò, a preview of the event dedicated to craft beer ...
READ MORE
26/06/2026
The programme for the 69th edition, running from 26 June to 12 July 2026, has been unveiled ...
READ MORE
06/08/2026
From 6 August to 28 September, the programme features four new productions and a lieder recital, including three world premieres. ...
READ MORE
Spoleto is an exemplary synthesis of nature and culture, a center on a human scale, with a prominent medieval and Renaissance appearance, but of very ancient formation, with an urban stratification that is easily readable in its precious and millenary historical-architectural heritage
IAT Office – Tourist Information and Reception
Piazza della LIbertà 7
06049
Spoleto
PG
Tel: +39 0743 218620
E-mail: front.iat@comune.spoleto.pg.it
Opening hours:
9.00-13.30 / 14.30-18.00
*dal 18 gennaio al 29 marzo: domenica aperto solo mattina
Giorni di chiusura: 25 dicembre e 1 gennaio
