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Musei di Scarlino2025-09-11T14:50:13+02:00

Visit the Museums of Scarlino

Scarlino is a small and charming village with a rich, ancient history. Its three museums – the Rocca Pisana Archaeological Area, the Portus Scabris Archaeological Museum, and the Riccardo Francovich Territorial Documentation Centre – offer a comprehensive journey through the history of the village and its coastal territory.

Rocca Pisana Archaeological Area

The majestic Rocca Pisana, perched on the highest point of Scarlino, is home to the Archaeological Area and stands as one of the town’s most important cultural landmarks.

Portus Scabris Archaeological Museum

The Portus Scabris Archaeological Museum displays artefacts uncovered during the construction of the Marina di Scarlino tourist port in the Portiglioni harbour.

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Riccardo Francovich

The Riccardo Francovich Local History Documentation Centre is housed in the former 13th-century town hall.

Rocca Pisana Archaeological Area

The majestic Rocca Pisana, perched on the highest point of Scarlino, is home to the Archaeological Area and stands as one of the town’s most important cultural landmarks.

Portus Scabris Archaeological Museum

The Portus Scabris Archaeological Museum displays artefacts uncovered during the construction of the Marina di Scarlino tourist port in the Portiglioni harbour.

CDT Riccardo Francovich

The Riccardo Francovich Local History Documentation Centre is housed in the former 13th-century town hall.

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Scarlino

History, Sea and Nature

Scarlino lies at the heart of a multifaceted territory: a medieval village nestled in the Tuscan hills, the pristine coves of the Bandite promontory, and the Padule wetlands.
Each of these landscapes is deeply and anciently connected to the town’s history, which is told through its museums, archaeological sites, and natural areas.

History, Sea and Nature

Scarlino lies at the heart of a multifaceted territory: a medieval village nestled in the Tuscan hills, the pristine coves of the Bandite promontory, and the Padule wetlands.
Each of these landscapes is deeply and anciently connected to the town’s history, which is told through its museums, archaeological sites, and natural areas.

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