Mic, record number of visitors to museums with free Sundays

(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 03 - Great turnout of visitors to museums and state archaeological parks for the first free Sunday in October.

The data is significant because it marks the return to pre-pandemic levels for many institutions across the country.

    These are the numbers: 29,242 Archaeological Park of Pompeii;

28.538 Archaeological Park of the Colosseum;

11.706 Boboli Gardens; 9.801 Villa Adriana and Villa d'Este;

9.173 Archaeological Park of Paestum and Velia;

8,622 Uffizi Gallery;

6,965 Gallery of the Academy of Florence;

6,355 National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo;

5,786 Pitti Palace;

5,770 Royal Palace of Caserta;

5,717 Royal Palace of Naples;

5,044 National Archaeological Museum of Naples;

4,991 Royal Museums of Turin;

4,706 Archaeological Park of Ercolano;

4,431 National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome;

4,045 Archaeological Park of Ostia Antica, 3,691 Galleries of the Academy of Venice;

3.150 Museum of Capodimonte;

2,943 Ducal Palace of Mantua;

2,929 Museums of the Bargello;

2,692 Miramare Castle in Trieste (4,825 in the Historic Park);

2,643 Brera Art Gallery;

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431 National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria;

2,356 CampiFlegrei Archaeological Park;

2,100 National Galleries of Ancient Art in Rome;

1,947Villa della Regina;

1,799 Galleria Borghese;

1,788 National Gallery of the Marche;

1.656 Archaeological Park of the Appiaantica;

1,579 Monumental complex of the Pilotta;

1,444 PalazzoCarignano - Turin;

1,330 Spada Gallery in Rome;

1.263 Etruscan National Museum of Villa Giulia;

1,238 Royal Palace of Genoa (574 Spinola Palace);

1,179 National Archaeological Museum of Taranto;

1,079 National Gallery of Umbria;

1,053 Monumental complex of the Castle and park of Racconigi;

929 National Picture Gallery of Bologna;

902 National Museum of Matera;

889 Monumental complex of the ducal castle, the garden and park of Agliè;

822 Palazzo Farnese;

693 National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari;

632 Museum of

Oriental Art of Venice;

565 Museum of Civilizations of Rome;

509 Archaeological Museum of Florence.

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