Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia

The museum's mission is to promote the collections and culture of the Etruscans, recognizing the global value of its objects through loans and thematic exhibitions. It serves as a multidisciplinary cultural hub that combines archaeological heritage with contemporary engagement, offering immersive experiences like the François Tomb visit and workshops for schools and families to explore Etruscan identity and history.

The Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia (ETRU) is a national museum located in Rome, Italy, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Etruscan and pre-Roman antiquities. Housed in the historic Villa Giulia, it holds significant masterpieces including the Sarcophagus of the Spouses, the Pyrgi Tablets, and the François Tomb, which was permanently installed there after over a century of negotiations. The museum offers extensive educational programs, guided tours in multiple languages, and hosts temporary exhibitions such as 'Il Ritorno degli Eroi' to contextualize its collections within the broader Mediterranean ancient world.