What you'll hear inside Maffei Lapidary Museum:

• 1
  Greek Room

  The Sala Griega forms part of the Museo Lapidario Maffeiano and is devoted entirely to Greek artefacts.

• 2
  Etruscan and Roman Gallery

  The Sala Etrusca y Romana displays artefacts spanning the Etruscan, ancient Venetic and Roman periods.

• 3
  Cortile

  The cortile is the museum's central porticoed courtyard, defined by a single-storey Doric colonnade designed by Alessandro Pompei in 1745.

• 4
  Hexastyle Pronaos

  The hexastyle pronaus—a striking six-columned portico—forms the grand entrance to the Museo Lapidario Maffeiano in Verona.

• 5
  Epitaph of Epikteta

  The Inscription of Epikteta is a remarkable Greek inscription dating from the 3rd century BC, originally from the island of Thera.

• 6
  Funerary Stele of Gaius Silius Batillus

  The funerary stele of Gaius Sillius Batillus is a limestone gravestone from the 1st century AD displayed in the museum's Greek Room.