MUNICIPAL MUSEUM OF LUCIGNANO

The Museum is located on the ground floor of the Town Hall of Lucignano, built by the Sienese during the fourteenth century. It was the seat of the Court, of the Vicariate of Valdichiana and seat of the Magistrate's Court until 1865. On the facade of the building the coats of arms and epigraphs of the vicars and mayors who held public offices here are still visible. Inside is kept the Golden Tree, a grandiose reliquary 2.70 m high. Made of gilded copper, silver and enamel, it has branches decorated with coral, crystals and miniatures on parchment made between 1350 and 1471. On the upper floor, the Council Hall frescoed by Luigi Ademollo (1812), depicts the Triumph of Caesar .

Opening period

From January to March: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday From April to May: every day except Tuesday From June to August: Turri days From September to October: every day except Tuesday From November to December: Friday Saturday Sunday it's Monday

Opening hours

From January to March: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday 10.30am-1pm and 2.30pm-5pm From April to May: every day except Tuesday 10.30am-1pm and 3-6.30pm From June to August: Turri on 10am-1pm and 3pm -19 From September to October: every day except Tuesdays 10.30am-1pm and 3-6.30pm From November to December: Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday 10.30am-1pm and 2.30pm-5pm

Number of participants

Fares

€. 5.00

Contact

The reserved advantage

All ITALEA CARD holders will pay the reduced price of €. 3.00

The advantage is extended to all Italea Card holders (including residents in Italy)

Services

Accessibility

Pets allowed

Free WI-FI

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