Oct 03, 2025

Guided tour “Franciscan Itinerary”

Giubileo 2025. I percorsi del Sacro nel MuNDA
Index

Since April, in celebration of the 2025 Jubilee, the National Museum of Abruzzo in L’Aquila has launched an annual program of thematic guided tours. Each month, visitors will discover a different itinerary inspired by the major themes of the Sacred, and learn about the Museum’s archaeological and historical-artistic heritage.

On October 3rd at 11:00 a.m., a thematic guided tour dedicated to the Franciscan Itinerary will take place at the Museum’s Borgo Rivera headquarters.

In the year dedicated to the Jubilee of Hope and the month celebrating St. Francis of Assisi, Patron Saint of Italy, the MuNDA is offering a guided tour in October to discover, through the works on display in the museum, the importance of the Franciscan Order’s presence in Abruzzo, both as patrons of artworks and pictorial cycles and as subjects of the works themselves, in the figures of St. Francis, St. Bernardine, St. John of Capistrano, and all the most famous Franciscan saints.

Information

The guided tours listed in the Jubilee 2025 catalog, “The Sacred Paths in MuNDA” conducted by Museum staff and lasting one hour, will be held by reservation from Tuesday to Friday.

 

Where

National Museum of Abruzzo, Ex Mattatoio, Borgo Rivera.
From 8:30 am to 7:30 pm, last admission at 7 pm.

Tickets

Free admission is reserved as required by law.

For pre-arranged groups and school groups, reservations must be made at the following address: mn-abr.servizieducativi@cultura.gov.it

Full price: €7
Reduced price: €2 (ages 18 to 25, up to the day of their 25th birthday)

Free admission for children under 18 and in all cases permitted by the Ministry of Culture at this link: cultura.gov.it/agevolazioni

Gallery

immagine per Ferragosto 2026 al Museo

Aug 15, 2026

Aug 16, 2026

Ferragosto at the Museum

immagine per Festa della Musica 2026, Quartetto Pessoa

Jun 21, 2026

Music Festival 2026

immagine per Giornate Europee dell’Archeologia

Jun 12, 2026

Jun 14, 2026

European Archaeological Days

In your box

Previews and news from MuNDA