Museo Nazionale di Villa Guinigi

An enormous collection of religious art. Very well preserved wooden crucifixes dating back to the 1100's and countless oil paintings in every size. Also a smaller archeological collection of Ligurian, Etruscan, and Roman mosaics, utensils, weapons and more. Really worth a visit. We had the entire villa (sizewise more like a palace) to ourselves for the duration of our visit.

Nice museum helpful and friendly staff, lots to look at the museum is mostly wheelchair accessible,but not everywhere,only one toilet near the entrance

Interesting museum showing works of art from around Lucca from the Etruscan and Roman period to the 18th century. Chronologically curated. Quiet. We mostly had the museum to ourselves which was relaxing and fun. Works of art are well displayed. Definitely worth a visit. Would be worth going twice if you are interested in all the periods covered.

A nicely laid out museum showing the history of Lucca and area,from early times through Roman times. Pottery, sculpture from the past. Then a lot of religious art and sculpture from the early centuries until the 17th century. A wee bit overwhelming.... Good value for money.

Very good museum. Small and no one else there so you can take your time. Interesting collection that spans across the years and different form factors

The Roman and pre-Roman sections are thin and uninteresting, but the medieval and renaissance ones are good. Best things for me were the incredible series of inlaid wood panels from the Sacristy of the Duomo of Lucca. By Cristoforo Canozi da Lendinara. 1480s. The building is also quite something.

Really enjoyed this museum. A beautiful collection spanning from the 7th - 17th century. The collection is not to lo big, ideal to comprehend. Also a nice garden and helpful staff!

Very nice museum. Takes around 1,5h-2h to see everything.