State Museum

A collection of archaeological and artistic records linked to the history of San Marino

Where is the State Museum?

The State Museum is located in Palazzo Pergami Belluzzi in Piazzetta del Titano.

What is kept in the State Museum?

The museum holds about 5000 pieces of artistic, archaeological and numismatic interest. Many of these hail from the Republic itself and document its history.

The wealth of this collection also derives from numerous donations from all over the world. Primarily from the Italian Count Luigi Cibrario who donated his antiquarian book collection.
Following him, many other donors added volumes to the government Library.

Exhibits are organised on four floors:

ground floor: Archaeology of the Territory
first floor: Republican Art
second floor: Art donations
first basement floor: Archaeological Donations and Numismatics - Sammarinese Medals

The second basement floor holds temporary exhibitions and conferences.

Piazzetta del Titano, 1 – 47890 Città di San Marino, San Marino

From 2 January to 10 June and from 10 September to 31 December: 9.00-17.00. From 11 June to 9 September: 9.30-18.30. Closed on 25 December and 1 January

€ 8.00 valid for admission to two museums of your choice; reduced price € 6.00 valid for admission to two museums of your choice (groups of more than 25 people - school groups - over 65 - children and teenagers from 6 to 18 years - university students upon presentation of a card); combined museum pass ticket full price € 10.00 for admission to 1st Tower, 2nd Tower, Public Palace (if open), State Museum, Pinacoteca San Francesco, National Gallery, Stamps and Coins Museum; reduced combined museum pass ticket € 8.00. Free admission on the following dates: 5 February, 25 March,1 April, 7 July, 3 September, 27 September, 1 October, Celebration of the European Heritage Day (based on annual calendar).

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Information on National Museums Tickets

The National Museums include: First Tower, Second Tower, Public Palace, State Museum, St Francis Museum, National Gallery, Stamp and Coin Museum during opening hours to the public. Times may vary, even without notice. It is recommended to contact the Cultural Institutes to check the opening hours.

Reduced ticket
•   children and teenagers aged 6-18
•   university students showing their card
•   adult senior aged over 65
•   organized school groups
•   organized groups of more than 25 people
The Cultural Institutes may verify the requirements for the reduction.

Free entry
•   children under 6
•    disabled visitors and their accompanying carers
•   ICOM members showing their card
•   journalists showing their card
•   San Marino citizens and residents with ID
•   San Marino University students showing their card

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