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Welcome to the site of the Basilicata Regional Museum, which is located in the Convent of Sant'Agostino in Matera, a monumental complex dating from the late 16th century.

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    Basilicata Museum District has signed the program agreement "Basilicata marching for Culture"

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  • Photo exhibition

    10 Photographers for 10 Museums.

    10 Photographers for 10 Museums. Thursday 19 July 2018 at 19.00, on the occasion of the free day "19 minus one", in all the museums of the Museum Pole of Basilicata...

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  • News

    the Ministry of Heritage, Cultural Activities and Tourism has suspended free admission for the first Sunday of March

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    THE NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF MELFI WILL REMAIN CLOSED

    ON SUNDAY 08 AND MONDAY 09 MARCH 2020.

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    L’Anima del Gotico Mediterraneo. La Corona d’Aragona

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