Palazzo Atzori Museum
An imposing building in the heart of Paulilatino now preserves the memory of the local area, housing both the ethnographic section dedicated to rural and pastoral life and the new archaeological section, which tells the story of the community’s most ancient origins.
The museum is open everyday.
Hours: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM / 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
FREE ENTRANCE: from 0 to 5 years old
REDUCED (€ 5,00): from 6 to 13 years old
FULL PRICE (€ 9,00): from 14 years old
GROUPS (€ 7,00): for groups over 20 people (from 14 years old)
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*you will be redirected to Santa Cristina’s Sacred Well website to purchase the ticket. The ticket includes admission to the Santa Cristina’s Sacred Well and Atzori’s Palace Museum.
The Ethnographic Museum Palazzo Atzori of Paulilatino is housed in an elegant historic residence that once belonged to the family of Cavaliere Antonio Atzori, in the centre of Paulilatino.
Dedicated to illustrating aspects of the farming and pastoral life of the Paulilatino community, the museum features an extensive collection of furnishings, tools and various objects, carefully arranged to recreate the rooms of a traditional home.
Dedicated to exploring the earliest history of Paulilatino, the new archaeological museum preserves artefacts from the site of Santa Cristina and the area of the Nuraghe Lugherras. The visit leads visitors on a journey of discovery through the cult of water—an element central to the spirituality of ancient communities—and its significance in local history.
Discover the spaces of the Atzori’s Palace Museum with our immersive experience.
Visit Santa Cristina’s Sacred Well