This extensive public research museum is located in the Roman district of EUR.

The Pigorini National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography houses a wealth of artifacts and collections of culturally significant pieces including Neolithic relics.

The museum was first established in 1876 by the renowned Italian archaeologist, ethnographer, and palaeoethnologist Luigi Pigorini.

The impressive collection is acclaimed for its studies in Italy’s prehistory and serves as a research and educational facility visited by school children and travelers with a particular interest in prehistoric items.