Museo Archeologico Salvatore Lauricella is an archaeological museum on Corso della Repubblica in Ravanusa, Sicily. Its collection includes the Satyr, a distinctive find that gives the museum a clear highlight. Take time to look through the displays and watch the informative film, which adds context to the objects. The museum is a worthwhile stop if you are interested in Sicily’s archaeological history, and explanations from staff can add detail to what you see.
The Satyr and the collection
The Satyr is the collection’s standout object and a strong reason to include the museum in a visit to Ravanusa. The wider displays contain archaeological material of historical interest, presented in museum galleries with explanatory panels.
A film to add context
A film is available to watch during a visit. Set aside time for it alongside the exhibits, especially if you want more explanation of the material on display. Staff may also be able to talk you through the museum and its objects.
FAQ
Where is Museo Archeologico Salvatore Lauricella?
It is at Corso della Repubblica, 27, in Ravanusa, Sicily.
What is the museum known for?
Its archaeological collection includes the Satyr, a distinctive highlight of the displays.
Is the museum open at weekends?
It is listed as closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Check ahead for any changes or special closures.
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and restroom are listed as wheelchair accessible, and accessible parking is available.
