Museo Civico Santi Naselli is a small museum in Palazzo Sgadari, on Corso Giuseppe Fedele Vitale in Gangi, Sicily. Its two floors bring together archaeology, Roman artefacts, old weapons, photographs and art. The collection’s highlight is a group of paintings by Giambecchina, whose scenes portray rural life and customs in Gangi and Sicily. You can also see a recreated home. Entry costs €3, and staff can share stories about the exhibits and local traditions. Allow time to explore the different rooms, then continue through Gangi’s historic village.
Collections in Palazzo Sgadari
The museum occupies Palazzo Sgadari in Gangi and spreads its collections across two floors. Archaeological material, Roman artefacts, historic tools, weapons, photographs and artworks sit alongside a recreated home. The range is broad, so take your time as you move between rooms.
Giambecchina and life in Gangi
The paintings by Giambecchina are a central part of the collection. Their scenes portray the customs and daily life of a rural community in Gangi and Sicily. The photographic section and the objects on display add other views of local life and traditions. Staff can also explain the exhibits and discuss events held in Gangi during the year.
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How much does entry cost?
The listed entry price is €3.
When is the museum open?
It is closed on Mondays and open Tuesday to Sunday in the afternoon. Check the museum website for current details.
What can you see at Museo Civico Santi Naselli?
The collections include paintings by Giambecchina, archaeology, Roman artefacts, historic tools, weapons, photographs and a recreated home.
