Museo Archeologico dell'Agro Nocerino

Nocera Inferiore (SA)

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The story

In the 14th-century convent of Sant'Antonio, the grave goods from the necropolises of the Nocera countryside and of ancient Nuceria Alfaterna.

Access

ticket; check opening hours on the official website

The story

The Provincial Archaeological Museum of the Agro Nocerino, at Nocera Inferiore, was inaugurated in 1964 to receive the Pisani collection — finds from the protohistoric tombs of San Marzano sul Sarno — and the materials of the necropolises of the district, near ancient Nuceria Alfaterna. It is housed in a wing of the fourteenth-century convent of Sant'Antonio.

What to see

The rooms of the museum tell of the ancient Nocera district through grave goods, ceramics and finds that range from protohistory to the Roman age, tied to the town of Nuceria Alfaterna and its Hellenistic-Roman theatre.

Tips

It is in the convent of Sant'Antonio at Nocera Inferiore. Before going, check the opening days and ticket on the museum's site. To be combined with the Hellenistic-Roman theatre of Nuceria and the sites of the Nocera-Sarno district.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Museum of the Agro Nocerino hold?

Grave goods and finds from the necropolises of the Nocera-Sarno district, including the Pisani collection from the protohistoric tombs of San Marzano sul Sarno.

Where is the museum?

At Nocera Inferiore, in a wing of the fourteenth-century convent of Sant'Antonio.

When was it inaugurated?

In 1964.

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