What you'll hear inside Regional Archaeological Museum Antonino Salinas:

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  Glass-covered Agora (Third Courtyard)

  The glass-roofed Agora occupies the third courtyard of the former convent, opening in March 2018.

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  Selinunte Section (Metopes and Sculptures)

  The Selinunte section is the jewel of the Museo Archeologico Salinas, housing the most significant sculptural collection from ancient Greek art in the Western world.

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  Casuccini Etruscan Collection

  The Casuccini Collection holds the most significant assemblage of Etruscan artefacts outside Tuscany.

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  Phoenician-Punic Section

  The Phoenician-Punic section at Museo Salinas holds the island's most significant material evidence of Phoenician settlement in Sicily, featuring artefacts from Mozia, Lilibeo and burial sites around…

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  Private Chapel of the Filippini Fathers (17th Century)

  The Capilla privada de los Padres Filipenses occupies the upper floor of what was once a convento and has survived remarkably unchanged since the building's conversion to a museum between 1866 and…

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  First Late Renaissance Cloister

  The first cloister serves as the main entrance to the museum from the portal opening onto Piazza Olivella (officially Piazza San Filippo Neri).

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  Second Porticoed Cloister

  The Second Cloister is a rectangular courtyard with covered porticoes and a central fountain, originally part of the old Filippine Fathers' convent.