Palazzo Martinengo Cesaresco Novarino is a historic palace in Brescia, in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. It is also known simply as Palazzo Martinengo or the Archaeological Museum, and it stands at Via del Museo 4 in the city centre.
The building houses archaeological collections built around Roman and medieval artifacts found in the Brescia area. For visitors interested in the layers of history beneath this northern Italian city, it offers a close look at objects unearthed locally, set within the palace itself.
What to expect
- Archaeological collections centred on Roman and medieval finds from the Brescia area
- Temporary exhibitions that change alongside the permanent displays
- The setting of a historic palace, with its own architecture as part of the visit
Visiting Brescia
The museum suits a visit of an hour or two, and pairs well with a walk through the historic centre of Brescia, where many of the city's older streets and buildings are within easy reach. Anyone planning a visit should check current opening times and admission details before going, as these are not covered here. The museum can be reached by phone on +39 030 2977833.
