Museo Archeologico Francesco Ribezzo

It's absolutely fantastic to find this museum. Brindisi was called not a touristic city. My visiting 5 December was probably the only tourist. It's free entrance and it has 3 floors. Highly recommended!

It is a very well curated museum reflecting the rich history of Brindisi and the surrounding region of Puglia. When visiting the city allow some time and visit. You will not regret.

A brilliant museum in the Center of the city. Located near the largest church in Brindisi, it is a wonderful touring experience that takes an hour and a half to complete. But it has a wealth of information and artifacts to explore for the archaeological findings in brindisi. Most of the descriptive boards have an English version along with the Italian explanation. It is wheelchair accessible on all three levels.

Surprisingly superb and was free on my entry. The organisation of the exhibits, isn't exactly as I would expect (Chronological order or completely specific locations), but it makes some sense. There is pretty much everything from Nethanderals, Neolithic, Greek ceramic imports, Italian Greeks, and Romans. The collection blows away many museums around the world. The bronzes, although in poor condition from their time in the sea, are amazing. There isn't a huge amount of stone sculptures, but they are represented. If you're in Brindisi, I would recommend spending the time visiting.

This museum was lovely 😍. My husband and I deeply loved seeing all the hard efforts put into running this gorgeous museum. So many artifacts are found and displayed here. Always so impressive to see what is found from the past. There are many items in amazing pristine condition on display. If you visit this city, please check this museum out. The people there were so kind and helpful as well.

An arts lover dream in the Center of the city. Located near the largest church in Brindisi, it is a wonderful touring experience that takes an hour and a half to complete. But it has a wealth of information and artifacts to explore. Most of the descriptive boards have an English version along with the Italian explanation. It is handicap accessible and all three levels making it a place that everyone can enjoy. I look forward to returning and bringing my family.

Worth visiting - free entry, interesting exposition, helpful staff (gave us a place to store luggage) :)

It's a great museum to drop by! Worthwhile your visit, either short or long. And free entrance, so no reason not to have a look at 2500 years of civilization displayed here.