Archaeological Museum Pegli
Located in the suggestive scenery of Durazzo-Pallavicini Manson-house and surrounded by one of the most important historical Genoese Park, stands the Ligurian Archaeological Museum. It offers a look at the Past, from the giant bears that lived in the caves more than 80.000 years ago to the most important Roman cities in Liguria. On display there are some of the most rich and better preserved Palaeolithic burials all over Europe, the famous and particular ?Prince of the Arene Candide?, but also a lot of finds coming from West Ligurian coast?s caves. (Finale Ligure, Toirano, Balzi Rossi) and moreover Etruscan bronzes, Greek ceramics with red figures, alabaster and glass vessels produced in the Middle Est, the first stele-statue found in Lunigiana, The Polcevera?s Table, the Prince Odone?s Collection, Roman marbles and a display-room dedicated to the ancient Egypt .from Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m.?7 p.m.; on Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Close on Monday .Adults ? 4,00; Groups ? 2,80; Children under 18 and people over 65 are free of charge.Via Pallavicini 11, Highway A10 (Genova-Savona-Ventimiglia) Genoa Pegli exit . Parking available on Genoa Pegli?s promenade, Molo Archetti .
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