On July 24, the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto will open the exhibition *The Art of Victory. Athletes and Competitions in the Mediterranean, an exhibition project exploring the theme of sports andathletics in the world of Magna…
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From March 19 to July 12, 2026, the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto welcomes Forme senza tempo - Roberto Capucci dialogues with MArTA, an exhibition project that relates the designer's production with the artifacts preserved in…
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The National Archaeological Museum in Taranto is hosting from today, December 16, the exhibition Stolen Memories. Finds Recovered by the Carabinieri TPC Command, which displays a selection of ancient objects returned from abroad to Italy…
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On the occasion of the 2026 Mediterranean Games, theMArTA National Archaeological Museum in Taranto is dedicating a new in-depth study to the figure of theAthlete of Via Genova, considered the oldest known athlete in Magna-Greek history…
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MArTa, Taranto's National Archaeological Museum, is hosting an exhibition titled Arché, the Principle and Water, set up in the spaces of the former Alcantarine Convent and open until Feb. 1, 2026. The exhibition aims to explore the…
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A link between past and present unites the National Archaeological Museum in Taranto and the National Etruscan Museum in Chiusi. Two female figures, Penelope and Andromeda, serve as a common thread in an initiative to exchange and enhance…
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Taranto is a city in Apulia with deep historical roots and is known as "the city of the two seas" because of its unique location between the Mar Grande and Mar Piccolo. Ancient Taranto, founded by the Greek people around the 8th century…
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After a visit to the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto - MArTA, Achille Lauro will compose a Quadro sonoro on Thursday, September 8 at 11:30 a.m., letting himself be inspired by the history and works of the Taranto museum. The…
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