National Archaeological Museum

The National Archaeological Museum of Ferrara (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Ferrara) is one of Italy’s finest museums dedicated to ancient Etruscan civilization. Located inside the elegant Palazzo Costabili, the museum houses treasures from the ancient city of Spina, an important Etruscan port that once thrived near the Po Delta. From intricate ceramics and jewelry to well-preserved tomb artifacts, every room tells a story of ancient craftsmanship and trade that connected Ferrara to the Mediterranean world.