The current exhibition unfolds on two floors of a 19th-century former rice mill following a chrono-thematic itinerary: the sections dedicated to the prehistory of the area and pre-Roman Altino on the ground floor and the Roman city in its various expressions of daily, social and economic life on the first floor.
On display for the first time are pre-Roman remains documenting the birth and development of the city alongside reconstructions of important Celtic and Romanisation burials.
Address:Via S. Eliodoro, 56 – 30020 Quarto d’Altino (Venice)
It is possible to arrive using ATVO Line 25A (San Donà-Mestre-Venice), possibly in combination with other lines
At the same time as purchasing the ticket, it is possible to purchase a ticket for admission to the museum at full or reduced price. (There are no price concessions)
Hours:Mondaysclose
Tuesday-Saturday 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sunday 2 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Box office closing time 18:30
Telephone: 0422 789 443
It is also possible to purchase combined ticketsNational Museum of Altino+National Concord Museum of Portogruaro+Archaeological Area of Concordia Sagittaria+Museum of Archaeology of the Sea of Caorle
