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Archaeological areas of Venice

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“Torre di Malta” Archaeological Museum - Cittadella
Stradella del Cristo, 35013 Cittadella

The “Torre di Malta” Archaeological Museum was established in 1992 with the purpose of preserving the archaeological finds discovered during the excavations related to the city walls and the old town of Cittadella (Campo della Marta, via Roma, etc.) in the early 90’s. The building hosting the Museum is the renowned Torre di Malta, which was commissioned in 1251 by Ezzelino da Romano and which was later used as prison. The items displayed mainly refer to two separate stages in the history of the old town of Cittadella: the Bronze age and the Middle Ages/modern history.

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