Throughout the month of December, "A DAY 2000 YEARS AGO: Everyday Objects" is the last of four thematic exhibitions, "Finds on View: The Excavation in Your Hands." From the nearby areas...
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Throughout the month of November, "THE KITCHEN AND THE TABLE: ars culinaria"
Throughout the month of November, "THE KITCHEN AND THE TABLE: ars culinaria" is part of the four-exhibition series 'Relics on display: the excavation in your hands', following 'Frescoes and stuccoes: gestures and colors...
Throughout the month of October, “Marble, terracotta and more”
Throughout the month of October, “MARBLE, TERRACOTTA and more” is part of the four-exhibition series “Finds on display: the excavation in your hands,” following “Frescoes and stucco: gestures and colors...
FINDS IN SIGHT: the excavation in your hands
"FINDS ON SIGHT: the excavation in your hands" Temporary exhibitions at the Thermal Museum. FINDS ON SIGHT: the excavation in your hands, from September 1st to December 31st the Thermal Museum hosts a...
3D PRINTING FOR THE BLIND: THE TACTILE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY IN MUSEUMS
3D printing technology applied to cultural heritage plays a fundamental role in creating a tactile museum experience suitable for the visually impaired and blind. Tactile replicas are an ally...
THE DISCOVERY OF "INFARTINA," THE STATUE THAT SCAREED ITS DISCOVERER
One of the museum's most extraordinary finds. The story of an excavation, a team of archaeologists, a terrifying discovery. How an artifact can reveal more than we can imagine...
ARTIFICIAL BATHS: WHEN THE ROMANS DISCOVERED HOT WATER
Roman baths: thermal spas with hot water and steam created by complex heating systems. Technological inventions that became a way of life. These and many other innovations of the...
CULTURAL HERITAGE AND 3D PRINTING: NOT JUST COPIES
Restoration, replication of originals, thematic tours: 3D printing marks a new frontier in technology applied to cultural heritage. How it works, when to use it, and the magnificent specimens in the museum...









