Sushizen In Sassari

Beautiful exhibition, it's a shame that it is under renovation and therefore the visit is reduced

The Sanna Museum, located in Sassari, is one of the main museums in Sardinia and houses a vast collection of works of art, archaeological finds and ethnographic materials. Founded in 1867, the museum is dedicated to the history and culture of the region, with a particular focus on Sardinian art and its evolution over the centuries. The structure of the museum is divided into different sections, including ancient, medieval and modern art, as well as an archeology section which presents important finds from local excavations. Among the most significant works, you can find paintings, sculptures and applied art objects that tell the cultural history of Sardinia. The Sanna Museum is also an important center for cultural research and promotion, hosting events, temporary exhibitions and educational activities. Its location in the center of Sassari makes it easily accessible to visitors, making it a fundamental stop for those who want to delve deeper into the history and art of the island.

Unfortunately, a large part is under renovation, so we had to settle for visiting a few rooms on the ground floor. For the rest the staff were very kind and helpful

Small museum with a very well-kept archaeological collection. Absolutely worth visiting!

Although the Museum was under renovation, so many rooms were closed, I really appreciated the layout and contents. Many finds from the Roman era and something from the Bronze Age. The new rooms are very beautiful, the lighting well designed and the captions taken care of. Absolutely worth a visit.

The museum is located in a historic building, which gives the visit a unique character from the very beginning, the collection is diverse, including artifacts from different eras, the staff is extremely helpful and polite

Unfortunately when I visited many rooms were closed and various things I wanted to see were not there. I'll have to go back. Credit to the fact that, given the partial closure, they have reduced the price, it's not for everyone.

Absolutely worth visiting is the new exhibition by the Sardinian designer Antonio Marras "On the trail of Clemente", archaeological finds combined by association of ideas, affinity, colour, fantasy with precious traditional Sardinian clothing items. All the territories of Sardinia are represented through their lace and embroidery in large installations. The room of the flying dancers is breathtaking. To visit in silence while listening to splendid music.

The museum offers a fascinating journey into the history and culture of Sardinia, with finds ranging from the prehistoric age (among the best in the world) to more recent times. The archaeological section is incredible, with many Nuragic bronzes and ancient ceramics that show the artistic ability of a "people of shepherds"... ;-) The building is well maintained, with bright and welcoming spaces. The staff is courteous and helpful, ready to answer any questions. I highly recommend visiting this museum if you are in Sassari. It is a must-see for anyone who wants to learn more about the history and traditions of Sardinia... unless you are a university student from Sassari, legend has it that the visit could bring bad luck 🤭

Closing time Thursday and Tuesday, morning hours only, 2:30 p.m., Wednesday and Friday you can enter in the afternoon hours, until 7:30 p.m. Entrance price 6e.