Sushizen In Sassari

A splendid museum, with artifacts that trace the history of Sardinia from the Nuragic era to the present day. Several exhibition rooms display a variety of artifacts from different eras.

But can a museum of this caliber be closed on Sundays in a city like Sassari? One is astonished.

Very friendly staff, very nice museum; unfortunately, some parts were under renovation and parking was very difficult to find.

Interesting and pleasant visit, I recommend it

A truly interesting museum for anyone who wants to delve into all periods of Sardinian history, offering several rooms with important artifacts. The ticket costs €6, but it's worth every penny.

A dated yet ultra-modern structure. Some rooms, such as the ethnographic-themed one housing a collection of fine Sardinian furniture and textiles, are beautiful but sometimes out of place and deserve a dedicated space. At the time of my visit, a significant portion of the museum was closed for reorganization. The hope is to rediscover it in the future, a museum entirely devoted to the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, whose artifacts deserve prime exhibition spaces.

Small but well-organized museum

The Sanna Museum is divided into two sections, one archaeological and one ethnographic, which comprehensively tell the history and traditions of Sardinia.