by InTrieste
In a celebration of Italy’s rich cultural heritage, state museums and archaeological sites will once again welcome visitors free of charge on Sunday, May 5th, as part of the monthly Domenica al Museo initiative. This longstanding nationwide program, now in its tenth year, offers the public an opportunity to explore Italy’s artistic and historical wonders without financial barrier.
Domenica al Museo invites locals and tourists alike to delve into the country’s diverse heritage on the first Sunday of every month. This month’s edition grants access to renowned sites such as the Miramare Castle and the Basilica Paoleocristiana del Madonna del Mare in Trieste.

The inclusion of these treasures from the Friuli Venezia Giulia region adds a new dimension to the initiative, showcasing the breadth of Italy’s cultural offerings beyond its well-trodden paths. Whether it’s marveling at centuries-old architecture or uncovering archaeological wonders, visitors are encouraged to seize this opportunity for exploration and discovery.
For those eager to embark on a cultural journey, a comprehensive list of participating museums and archaeological sites across Friuli Venezia Giulia can be found here, guiding enthusiasts towards a day of enriching experiences. From the ancient ruins to the opulent palaces, Italy’s cultural tapestry awaits eager minds and curious souls this Sunday.