The Tuscan Archipelago Museum System (S.M.AR.T.) is a one-of-a-kind network: seven islands, fourteen museums, Roman villas, Medici fortresses, and sites of extraordinary natural and cultural value, at the heart of the UNESCO MAB Biosphere Reserve.
A heritage waiting to be discovered spanning archaeology, art, mineralogy and history across some of the most beautiful waters in the Mediterranean.
Not to be missed
Granite altar from the period of Hadrian’s rule
Granito - II secolo d.C
Portoferraio
Museo Civico Archeologico della Linguella
Chryselephantine statuette of Pan and Dionysus
Ivory - Roman age
Marciana
Museo Civico Archeologico di Marciana
The portrait of Mago Chiò
Telemaco Signorini
Tempera on wood - 1888 (?)
Portoferraio
Pinacoteca Civica Foresiana
The theatre curtain by Vincenzo Antonio Revelli
- 1815
Portoferraio
Teatro dei Vigilanti "Renato Cioni"
Etruscan clay bronzes
Bronze - VIII - VII century B.C
Portoferraio
Museo Civico Archeologico della Linguella
The portrait of Raffaello Foresi
Antonio Ciseri
Oil on canvas - 1868-1872
Portoferraio
Pinacoteca Civica Foresiana
Black pottery
black pottery - III century B.C.
Rio
Museo Civico Archeologico del Distretto Minerario
View of the Stella and Falcone Fortresses on the Island of Elba
Giuseppe Maria Terreni
Oil painting on canvas - XVIII century
Portoferraio
Falcone Fort
The portrait of Pietro Gori
oil painting on canvas - 1875 (ca.) - 1899 (ca.)
Portoferraio
Pinacoteca Civica Foresiana
