Sushizen In Sassari

Unfortunately, the museum is currently only half open (July 2025). Among the collections on display are some exceptionally interesting artifacts relating to the island's ancient history.

I expected a larger exhibition, but it's disturbing that the exhibition doesn't present the history of the place in chronological order.

very pleasant museum, very beautiful exhibition

Nothing special. Nice staff who didn't speak English but with Google Translate we managed. Free entrance.

The history of the entire province of Sassari in a single museum, I recommend a visit inside because it is really useful for understanding our land

Great museum! Parking is a matter of luck.

On May 25 it is in full renovation phase, and you can appreciate less than half of the collection, otherwise very interesting, in the available part. Let's say it will be beautiful. Very kind staff. Just one question: why must half the museum correspond to a full ticket?

Beautiful museum and full of testimonies of our past

Beautiful visit made with a very good guide, expert and passionate about his work. I recommend doing it with a guide otherwise you won't be able to understand much of the very beautiful exhibition.

Very beautiful museum, interesting if you have visited Mount Accodi and the Domus de Janas (including Santu Pedru and Su crucifissu Mannu). The windows and panels are very good. No temporary exhibition this April apparently. Signs in Italian and English, (tip, to translate use your phone with Google Lens!). The people at the museum only speak Italian but make themselves understood (don't take the museum the wrong way 😅). We think that the crowds on this rainy day stressed them out, there were a few people for the month of April. On other older reviews I see floors. It doesn't seem to exist anymore.