What you'll hear inside Santa Escolástica Archaeological Museum:

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  Aragonese Bastion (16th-Century Aragonese Bastion)

  The Aragonese Bastion of Santa Escolástica serves as the imposing maritime gateway to the museum, overlooking Largo Nino Lavermicocca and the Imperatore Augusto waterfront promenade.

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  San Pietro Archaeological Area

  The San Pietro archaeological area is an open-air site that forms part of the museum route and is accessed directly from the 16th-century Aragonese bastion.

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  Remains of the Byzantine Church of Saints John and Paul

  The remains of the Byzantine church of Saints John and Paul are housed within a 16th-century Aragonese bastion, part of the Santa Escolástica complex.

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  Archaeology of Puglia Section (multimedia installations)

  The 'Archeologia di Puglia' section is a dedicated multimedia space within the Museo Archeologico di Santa Scolastica.