Every day during the opening times of the museum, guided tours at 12 pm and 4 pm to discover the life of a Roman citizen, inside the amazing Spello's Villa of Mosaics.
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OCTOBER TO MARCH: CLOSED ON MONDAYS, 25TH DECEMBER, 1ST JANUARY |
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10.30 am - 1 pm / 3 - 5.30 pm
Last admission 30 minutes before closing time
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| Regular ticket | 6,00 € |
| Discounted ticket A (groups of more than 15 people, affiliates) | 4,00 € |
| Discounted ticket B (children 6 to 14 years of age and residents) | 2,00 € |
| Children up to 6 years of age, participants in educational activities, accredited journalists, ICOM members | free adminssion |
The mosaics
With nearly 500 square metres recovered, Spello's Villa of Mosaics is one of the most extraordinary archaeological discoveries in Umbria. Dozens of rooms with stunning mosaic floors: geometric decorations, wild animals and mythical creatures, human figures and scenes of everyday life. Stone tile flooring of rare beauty.
THE VILLA OF ANCIENT HISPELLUM
The Villa enjoyed its heyday during the most splendid era of the town of Spello, which was known in ancient times as Hispellum. Its inclusion in the Rescript of Constantine, likely dating back to 333-337 A.D., ranks it among the cities that distinguish themselves for their beauty and appearance. It all began with an incidental discovery of mosaics in July of 2005.
The virtual reconstructions and the app
Experience the thrill of exploring the Roman Villa of Spello as it was 2000 years ago! Discover the Villa in 3D with the video reconstructions. You’ll enjoy an unforgettable visit!
Download the free and interactive Spello Villa of Mosaics App now. It will accompany you on your discovery of the Villa. During your visit, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy additional multimedia content.
Download the app now
Even if you’re not physically at the Villa, you can still enjoy all of the App’s digital content.
Download the official App for Spello's Villa of Mosaics now to any mobile device (smartphones or tablets running Android or iOS).
